Sentence examples for commitment to votes from inspiring English sources
Burnham has affirmed a commitment to votes at 16, continuity from Miliband's time at the top.
Ms Sturgeon made clear her commitment to votes for 16 and 17-year-olds in the Scottish Parliament last week.
However, the more radical members of the CNS felt that its commitment to votes for married women was too half-hearted.
Many volunteers also asked would-be voters if they would sign an informal commitment to vote, a card with the president's picture on it.
(Ayotte has tried to say that her commitment to voting for and electing Trump is not technically an endorsement, but she has not explained the semantic difference well).
This has been illustrated by the commitment to vote in favour of all resolutions by easyJet's three largest institutional shareholders".
He has reversed the Obama Administration's commitment to voting rights, which had been reflected in Justice Department lawsuits against voter-suppression laws in North Carolina and Texas.
After he made his pledge to abolish tuition fees, advocated the lowering of the voting age to 16 and passionately declared his commitment to voting reform, it was official: we agreed with Nick.
Nor would the SNP's negotiating hand in a hung parliament be as strong as claimed, given the party's commitment to vote down a Tory administration in any circumstances.
The Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF), the oldest conservation group in Australia, was planning to mobilise its membership, producing a "voter pledge" and asking members to get others to sign it, making a commitment to vote for a candidate who would protect the environment.
