Sentence examples for be a uniform voting from inspiring English sources

"One of the lessons of Florida is that there ought to be a uniform voting registration system in a state," said Representative Alex Knopp, a Democrat from Norwalk and a co-chairman of the government administration committee.

Still, Tapper was willing to make a guess, postulating that maybe, just maybe, Jews aren't a uniform voting bloc and are concerned with other issues as well.

There needs to be a uniform standard.

However the Council was required to agree a uniform voting system beforehand, which it failed to do.

Conservatives 36% (-3) Labour 33% (+1) Lib Dems 21% (unchanged) The Times says: If the Populus figures were repeated in the general election in three weeks' time, and there is a uniform switch in votes, Labour would be the largest single party, with about 300 MPs, ahead of the Tories on 264 and the Lib Dems on 54.

Later, Justice Kennedy challenged Mr. Boies to explain whether there was a uniform standard for counting votes in Florida.

"It's a uniform," he told me.

There is a uniform: sundresses, cowboy boots.

And this is a uniform phenomenon.

I think there is a uniform standard.

"It is a uniform.