Sentence examples for called to the polling from inspiring English sources

The police were called to the polling place at Fairmount School to remove signs the Orthodox had put up in a no-electioneering area.

A spokesman for Sussex police said they had been called to the polling station, in Durnford Close, by a volunteer who reported a disturbance, but that no offences had been committed and it was not being dealt with as a police matter.

OVER the past two months the French have been called to the polls four times: for two rounds of presidential voting, followed by two for parliament.

But whereas voters in Norway know to the day when an election will be held because of a constitutional ban on snap polls, Danes know only that they will be called to the polls at some stage before September 14th.

This is an astute move by the Northern League, given that in one year's time, when Italians will be called to the polls, they will be able to blame the parties who backed Monti's harsh measures.

But Italians were called to the polls last weekend, for a referendum on whether to abrogate parts of a fertility law enacted in 2004 that banned research using stem cells from embryos, and imposed stringent requirements on test-tube pregnancies.To succeed, the vote needed not just a simple majority but also a quorum of 50% of eligible voters.

But what do the Greek people have to say about being called to the polls for the third time in eight months?

If a deal is not achieved soon, the Spanish might be called to the polls for a third time in the same year.

It was Greek millennials who brought the first radical left government of Europe to power, yet nothing really changed and we were called to the polls for the third time in a year.

On Thursday, September 17, just a few days before Greeks are called to the polls for a third time in one year and with Golden Dawn polling as the third most popular party, Nikos Michaloliakos accepted political responsibility for the murder of Pavlos Fyssas on live radio.

On Thursday the 17th of September, just a few days before Greeks are called to the polls for a third time in one year and with Golden Dawn polling as the third most popular party, Nikos Michaloliakos accepted political responsibility for the murder of Pavlos Fyssas on live radio.