Sentence examples for basis to cast from inspiring English sources
Nor does government have any business telling voters on what basis to cast their ballots.
"Federal government red tape, misstated technical information or glitches in databases should not be the basis for voters having to cast provisional ballots," said Ms. Brunner, adding that she plans to require that notifications are sent to all voters whose records have discrepancies.
Should an election result in a tie, the House of Representatives would chose for whom to cast votes, on the basis of a one-vote-per-state formulation, from among the top three electoral vote recipients.
On this basis, it makes sense that Nichols wanted to cast Robert Redford for the lead.
For Americans who wish to cast their vote on the basis of the candidates' enthusiasm for crosswords, it's a no-brainer.
If I were to cast my vote solely on the basis of architectural and planning manifestos, no party would win it.
Mackendrick wanted to cast Hume Cronyn because he felt that Cronyn closely resembled Walter Winchell, the basis for the Hunsecker character in the novelette.
However, Doty and Glick [ 68] showed on the basis of published multitrait-multimethod correlation matrices that the common method bias is rarely high enough to cast a doubt on the central results of research.
I can cast who I want to cast.
I have to cast the characters.
