Sentence examples for ballot stock from inspiring English sources

In just a few weeks, the registrar's office produced its eight-page ballot, after calling its ballot manufacturer in July and requesting an emergency delivery of ballot stock.

Buy your own ballot line.

The Labour-run council caused ructions before Christmas when the executive announced they would suspend a series of mandatory stock transfer ballots until after the local election.

In some places ballot papers are out of stock.

Forget swingometers and stock images of ballot boxes, Taiwan has already won the battle for 2015 UK general election coverage, with an animation involving unicorns, a baby Nick Clegg and Ed Miliband in a unitard.

A report released last month by several voting rights groups found that eight of the states using touch-screen machines, including Colorado and Virginia, had no guidance or requirement to stock emergency paper ballots at the polls if the machines broke down.

The second moment came that October when the combination of doubts about power station stocks and a strike ballot by Nacods, the pit deputies' union, threatened a total shutdown in British coal production.

One big winner on election night was liquor stores -- after casting their ballots, people packed the packies to stock up for a long night.

These arguments have yet to ignite a flame beneath Denver's mayor or members of the City Council, whose approval is the surest route for putting stock show expansion on the ballot in November.

Another idea, borrowed from Microsoft's antitrust saga in Europe, is a "browser ballot" for specialized search results like maps, stock reports and weather.

The firm has announced plans to float on the stock market and intends to hold a ballot of members by 2006.