Sentence examples for continue voting for from inspiring English sources

The media regulator fined the tiny Jersey-based ITV franchisee Channel TV, which had been responsible for compliance issues on the awards ceremony, after viewers had been encouraged to continue voting for the people's choice awards in 2004 and 2005, despite the winners having already been decided.

Maybe what's rooted in privilege is for those of us who benefit from the status quo to continue voting for it.

It might seem strange that most people would continue voting for this, if it really is as bad as I am claiming – but in fact I think most Tory voters are exercising an entirely understandable caution.

At their caucus meeting on the night of December 10, the Whigs agreed to continue voting for Winthrop for one more day, and if he was not elected, to switch their support to Morehead, who they believed could hold all of Winthrop's votes and win the votes of the southern Whigs as well as some southern Democrats.

"So the choice is simple: if you think this city is run well and you want it to continue, vote for him".

"Please vote," the call continues, "vote for candidates that share our values".

Between votes and letters like these and the broad common ground between most American Jews and the policies of House and Senate Democrats and this White House, it's no surprise that Jews continue voting so reliably for Democrats.

Amid continuing votes for symbolic recognition of Palestine, the prospect of a renewed Palestinian effort to seek a resolution at the UN security council to end the occupation also has not gone away.

Put bluntly, a large number of Labour voters in England remain loyal to the party and will continue to vote for it with him at the helm.

"As long as investors continue to vote for directors who have granted large pay and benefit packages as well as oppose any reasonable limitations on compensation, management and their boards will continue to act and behave as they have without real change," Mr. Turner said.

Viewers leave asking the same question: Why do Italians continue to vote for Silvio Berlusconi?