Sentence examples for becomes votes from inspiring English sources

Public opinion, a culmination of individual expressions of preference, becomes votes and votes are converted into executive power, which is accountable to the general public.

Players still input the actions they want to see, but instead of the onscreen character doing those actions, the typed commands become votes.

Most illegal settlers also become vote banks in a few years' time.

Four regional Fed presidents become voting members of the its policy-making group at that meeting.

Some think this will inspire the Israeli people to invite the Palestinians to become voting citizens.

She added that she hoped "theater will become an important part of our audiences' life, even when they grow up and become voting citizens".

If the guest worker program was one that didn't allow people to become voting citizens eventually, then I would agree with your argument.

It was Hannan, in 2012, who asked Matthew Elliott, the founder of the Taxpayers' Alliance, to set up the embryonic campaign group that later became Vote Leave.

The result can be seen in the evolution of female slave descendants who became voting citizens, officeholders and first lady of the United States.

And, there are people in our country that are fighting to become voting citizens.

The hope is that  referendum No votes will become Tory votes, just as Yes votes are now overwhelmingly SNP.