Sentence examples for ballot a small from inspiring English sources
When opened, it turns into a cubicle containing a prescored punch-card ballot, a small stylus or needle for poking a hole, and four screw-in aluminum legs.
Our results provide some evidence for why Republicans feel compelled to aggressively suppress the ballot: A smaller electorate helps to advance their economic policy priorities.
"We can confirm that the BFAWU are balloting a small number of our employees about possible industrial action.
Because I can afford to, I back up my ballot with a small contribution.
"While we do not take lightly any discontent amongst our employees, we must find the right balance between individual benefits (those who voted in the ballot represent a small minority of staff) and the sustainable financial future of the FT, for the benefit of all," said the spokeswoman.
In the subsequent ballot, Steele Hall, a small farmer like Playford, won and led the LCL to victory at the following election with the Playmander still in place.
The name Bush was nowhere to be found on the ballots, not a small thing in a state where someone named George had been a mainstay for nearly two decades.
Voters take their ballots into a small cubicle where no one else can see what they're doing.
Having got on the ballot, he built a small campaign team of about 20 people.
Some 8,800 people have asked for absentee ballots, a relatively small number that continues to grow, state officials said Monday.
In Washington State, the American Beverage Association, a trade group that includes Coke and Pepsi, spent $16.5 million to win passage of a November ballot initiative that overturned a small tax on soft drinks enacted by the legislature to help plug a budget gap.
