Sentence examples for are voted from inspiring English sources
noun
A formalized choice on matters of administration or other democratic activities.
- The city council decided the matter should go to public vote.
The Hugos are voted on by fans.
Awards are voted for by the theatre-going public.
The Nebulas are voted on by professional writers.
People are voted out of the group one by one.
Conservative leadership nominees are voted on by the party's MPs until only two remain, at which point the final pair are voted on by the party's entire membership.
Students still submit short proposals that are voted on by all members of the class.
In Britain, little more than half of the shares in the biggest 350 companies are voted.
We are an online community of educators, and the goals are voted upon.
Those who are voted out are sent home with £35 ($57), no hard feelings.
Only two to four members each year are voted on to the august body of 64.
While the nominees are decided internally at MTV, the winners are voted for by viewers.
