Sentence examples for cast a paper from inspiring English sources

They did this by voting once online then travelling to a polling station to cast a paper ballot.

The only defense is a paper record of every vote cast, a "voter-verified paper trail," which can be counted if the machines' tallies are suspect.

So when Ms Le Pen said today that she would cast a blank ballot paper, she is in effect calling for an anti-Sarkozy vote.

Guests were invited to cast a pretend vote on a paper ballot.

To cast a wide net, the paper's first author Robert Manguso, a graduate student in Haining's lab, designed a genetic screening system to identify genes used by cancer cells to evade immune attack.

The voters they sent to the polls would cast a ballot, using pen, paper and outdated technology, which could easily fail and critically jeopardize results (as we witnessed in 2000 with Bush v. Gore).

If you know of anything that might cast a shadow on the paper's reputation, you are expected to inform a supervising editor.

An example of this would be if you had a piece of red paper and held it up to a white wall, the light would be colored by the paper and cast a red glow on the wall".

That may soon be the only question heard at grocery counters across San Francisco, as the city's Board of Supervisors cast a decisive blow in the paper versus plastic debate on Tuesday, banning non-biodegradable plastic bags in its large grocery stores and pharmacies.

In his courses, Mr. Verba has cast a skeptical eye on student papers thick with URL's in the bibliography.

In addition, there are myriad ways to cast a ballot -- from computers to paper -- each with its own advantages and drawbacks.