Sentence examples for commit to vote from inspiring English sources
It treats people as leaders — less patronizing than asking them to commit to vote.
At the Columbine rally on Thursday, Mi Familia Vota held a voter registration drive, and Organizing for Action, a nonprofit founded to support community organizing around former president Barack Obama's agenda, asked people to commit to vote in November.
One of his winners, the football star Heath Shuler, of North Carolina, would not even commit to vote for Nancy Pelosi for Speaker of the House, and was one of many Rahm recruits to vote against important Obama Administration priorities, like economic stimulus, banking reform, and health care.
We challenge you, when you stand up in the House of Commons on 23 November, to show us the money and commit to Vote Leave's promise; or explain why you cannot, and why your cabinet colleagues so cynically misled the British people".
Register to vote, and commit to vote.
With November 2 right around the corner, we're now entering the final phase of our "commit to vote" effort.
He wants to ensure they will commit to voting against Mr. McConnell for Republican leader.
Under its literal language, a signer agrees to "oppose" any efforts to increase taxes but does not irrevocably commit to voting against them.
A congressman for example could commit to voting the calculated liquid democracy position, and "We could elect these sort of remote-controlled politicians as a way to graft this new system onto the old system".
Sen. Lamar Alexander (R-Tenn)., chairman of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, won't commit to voting for Murray's bill, despite voting for her amendment during the budget marathon.
