Sentence examples for cast on paper from inspiring English sources
The votes were cast on paper ballots which provided boxes for yes or no votes.
Board officials say tens of thousands of ballots for today's primary could be cast on paper, including some filed by voters who find mistakes in their registration information.
Amico's letter says that most troubling is the contrasting drop-off rate for votes cast on paper, 1percentt, and those cast on the state's electronic voting machines, about 7percentt.
Most of the votes were cast on paper ballots that were scanned into computerized vote-counting machines, which happen to have been manufactured by a company Mr. Hagel used to run.
An analysis of Florida results by this newspaper suggests that votes cast in counties using the Votomatic punch-card system were five times more likely to go uncounted than votes cast on paper ballots read by optical scanners.
For some first-timers, the complexity of the caucuses can be daunting, but really, on the night, it boils down to Republican votes cast on paper and Democratic supporters physically standing in groups to register their support for their favourite.
The film was put together by skilled agents and casting directors (it has a cast that, on paper, at least, is out of this world), while the script got passed around among the top directors, after Scorsese spent time developing it with his Departed writer William Monahan.
Over three nights at the Joyce SoHo, 12 choreographers vie for audience votes, which are cast on little paper ballots; on the fourth night, the three finalists' works are performed again: the winner gets $10,000 and the runners-up $1,000 each.
This November, nearly sixty per cent of American voters are expected to cast their votes on paper ballots.
There's a formidable cast here, and on paper, the movie should have a fair bit going for it.
