Sentence examples for considered vote from inspiring English sources

These senior justices might also help decide which of the thousands of petitions the court receives each year should be fully considered, vote on procedural rulemaking, and perhaps sit on occasional cases presented to lower circuit courts.

In addition to claims of vote dilution, courts have considered vote denial claims brought under Section 2. The Supreme Court, in Richardson v. Ramirez (1974), held that felony disenfranchisement laws cannot violate Section 2 because, among other reasons, Section 2 of the Fourteenth Amendment permits such laws.

A spokeswoman for Mr. Stumbo said he considered vote-hauling a useful method of getting disabled or disadvantaged voters to the polls, provided it is done legally.

In 1987, 76% of people considered voting a duty; today only 56% do.

"If it was close, I might have considered voting for Bradley".

One in 10 people considered voting Labour, but thought better of it.

Joseph E. Mann, a Democratic district leader in South Norwalk, is a party loyalist who has never considered voting for George W. Bush.

This analysis – eat your heart out, Keith Joseph! – made me feel so joyous that I momentarily considered voting Tory.

Ali Mazroui, a reformist member of Parliament, said he considered votes for Mr. Khatami an endorsement of the reformers' agenda.

"I'm getting ulcers," said Lucille Moyers of San Jose, Calif., a Democrat who had considered voting for Mr. Nader.

I asked whether he had considered voting for Teachout, especially since she had received Sanders's endorsement.