Sentence examples for concerns voting from inspiring English sources

One concerns voting procedure for periodically revising the agreement.

Two days later, the House made it clear it considered those to be petty concerns, voting to keep the repellent practice of indefinite detention on the books.

Lib Dem activists have also aired their concerns, voting against the restructuring at their Spring Conference.

Seven constitutional amendments and countless Supreme Court cases concern voting.

Tax deductibility for debt should also be removed, as far as banks are concerned, voting rights extended to suppliers of debt finance and the return on equity target for executive remuneration replaced by return on all capital.

The complaints concern voting machines in Bartow and Dodge counties, on behalf of eight voters.

The top issue on the minds of caucusgoers on Saturday was the economy, and 6 in 10 of those who listed it as their leading concern voted for Mr. Romney, potentially bolstering him in his argument that his experience as a businessman makes him the best candidate to improve the employment rate quickly.

So how does this match with an Obama win? Fifty-four per cent of voters who named unemployment as their top economic concern voted for Mr Obama.

Concerns about voting technology are sometimes painted as sore-loser griping.

The town heard his concerns before voting on a variance the restaurant needed to proceed.

Because Democrats have more than a 2-to-1 edge in the Assembly, they have few political concerns about voting for raises for themselves.