Sentence examples for called for voting from inspiring English sources

He said that the delay had been "deeply damaging to this institution" and called for voting to be strictly proportionate to countries' economic output.

Their leader said that it was quite wrong to call his party Left wing - and then his Conference debated turning Britain into a People's Republic, called for voting rights for convicted prisoners, voted to abolish all effective immigration controls and said most burglars should not go to jail.

Jeremy Paxman has called for voting to be made compulsory, but the idea of forced voting in a democracy is inevitably controversial.

He called for voting rights and economic equality.

Sinn Féin has regularly called for voting rights in the presidential election to be extended to Irish citizens in Northern Ireland.

Florida Gov. Rick Scott filed lawsuits Sunday calling for voting machines to be impounded in two Democratic-leaning counties, after accusing his opponents of voter fraud.

Large investor advisory groups had called for votes against the pay policy because bonuses were heavily linked to targets that could be hit in a single year.

Kalonzo Musyoka said they had evidence the results had been doctored and called for vote-counting to be stopped.

The Commons Political Reform Committee also called for votes for 16 and 17 year olds, online voting and general elections to be held at weekends to help boost turnout.

And to force his opponents to go on the record, he broke the 248-page bill into nine pieces and called for votes on each provision.

With Booker's arrival, Reid immediately called for votes on two of the more controversial pending presidential nominations: Rep. Mel Watt (D-N.C).