Sentence examples for choosing ballot from inspiring English sources

Even the logistical details have carried great symbolic meaning — from choosing ballot logos to naming the country.

The first few recounts, he added, showed such large discrepancies between the reported and actual results that the council decided to re-examine votes from a large number of randomly chosen ballot boxes.

Following the election, which the government won with a clear manifesto commitment to a seven-day NHS, the BMA Junior Doctors Committee refused point blank to discuss reforms, instead choosing to ballot for industrial action.

Hunt told MPs: "Following the election, which the government won with a clear manifesto commitment to a seven-day NHS, the BMA junior doctors committee refused point blank to discuss reforms, instead choosing to ballot for industrial action.

"I am genuinely encouraged to see so many people in the east rejecting guns and choosing the ballot box to determine Ukraine's future," he said.

Under new state rules, Michigan voters must declare a party when choosing a ballot in the primary, and that decision will be a matter of public record for the next 22 months.

Under the measure, school districts, which vote on their own budgets, can also choose a ballot format in place of the town meeting.

They soundly chose the ballot box instead.

When election officials choose bad ballot designs, it predictably leads to problems.

The BMA has seen a surge in membership since its junior doctor committee chose to ballot for strike action.

A BBC spokesperson said: "We're surprised that the NUJ has chosen to ballot their members whilst we are still in talks with the joint unions.