Sentence examples for casting votes on from inspiring English sources

With the prosecution at rest, senators have only to hear closing arguments before casting votes on two issues.

Legislators casting votes on business or financial regulation cannot forget the richest 1percentt of Americans, who make 40percentt of the individual federal campaign donations over $200.

Online, members of the movement are casting votes on the Web site's walls, publishing notes with their views on the political situation and creating groups to draft a constitution for their movement.

The sting of the camera's glare was made apparent by two Republicans, who embarrassed fellow members with their failure to take the oath before casting votes, on the same day that many members took part in the reading of the Constitution.

The vibe in the room, like the bands themselves, was loud and loose, and the crowd danced, moshed and cheered on the acts for nearly three hours before casting votes on their favorites of the night.

The image by Atena Farghadani depicted MPs casting votes on the proposed legislation as animals.

Should an election result in a tie, the House of Representatives would chose for whom to cast votes, on the basis of a one-vote-per-state formulation, from among the top three electoral vote recipients.

"The peer group aspect is one piece of the puzzle that we look at when we cast votes on company pay practices," Ms. Mastagni said in an interview last week.

Minutes before the party kicked off, they eagerly cast votes on the outcome.

It's tougher for Democrats - especially those who, unlike Mr. Blumenthal, have had to cast votes on Mr. Obama's agenda.

They didn't elect me just to cast votes on routine bills or doomed bills or meaningless bills where my vote wouldn't change the outcome.