Sentence examples for continue voting in from inspiring English sources

Culleton confirmed during the debate he would continue voting in the Senate while his eligibility was considered by the high court.

Still, Kenyan analysts say that voters are likely to continue voting in blocs, and that to win the presidency in 2012 a candidate must carry at least three of what many Kenyans call the "big five" ethnic groups — the Kikuyu, Luhya, Luo, Kalenjin and Kamba.

"As much as I have in the past and would like to continue voting for women in office, I cannot support Marsha Blackburn.

By selling the stake through an exchangeable bond, Capitalia will be able to continue voting its stake in the insurer until the bonds are redeemed.

As Sudan continues voting this week in the first multiparty election in decades, it is precisely the fruits of this expansion — more schools, more roads, more hospitals, more opportunity — that explain why so many voters are eager to re-elect Mr. Bashir, who is suspected of war crimes and is often perceived as a villain in the West.

There is every chance that some remain supporters would continue to vote in what they currently regard as the national interest, especially if the economy had taken a battering following a vote to leave.

Israeli settlers now exercise outsized influence on Israeli policymaking, and they continue to vote in growing and impressive numbers.

People forced out of the jurisdiction that condemned their homes cannot continue to vote in local elections.

If those in younger demographics continue to vote in such small numbers then they should not be surprised when nothing changes.

I believe that as long as the elderly continue to vote in large numbers, no Congress will renege on promised payouts for those already eligible to receive benefits.

…And I am struck by how many conservatives insist we must reduce the deficit immediately, but many Republicans continue to vote in favor of pork for their states and districts.