Sentence examples for decide on election from inspiring English sources

Voters in three states — Washington, Oregon and Colorado — will decide on Election Day whether to take marijuana out of the black market shadows and put it under the daylight of state licensing and supervision.

The other gun-related question that Beaver State voters may decide on Election Day would ban the sale of assault-style rifles and magazines capable of holding more than ten rounds of ammunition.

"The American process says that we decide on Election Day and we're going to use that process to listen between now and then," he told a room filled mostly with Democratic Party regulars.

Still, everyone thought it would be decided on election night, not excruciating months later.

But most of the measures to be decided on Election Day are routine housekeeping: fiscal proposals — like bond requests, property tax exemptions and licensing fees — that capture the constant ideological tug of war of taxing and spending.

One of the most amazing things about this election cycle has been watching the gaudy spectacle of the presidential race absorb all of the media's oxygen and resolve, leaving little energy left to focus on the many other races that will be decided on election night.

Mr. Blair must decide on an election date by Monday.

On Monday, he will chair an executive committee meeting in Zurich that is likely to decide on an election date for Fifa's member federations to replace him as president.

His successor, Yoshiro Mori, will decide on an election date; most feel it will be soon.

The GNC said it would review the suggestion and make a decision this month, as well as decide on new election law.

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg said the Constitution gives states broad leeway to decide on their election rules, and states like Arizona and California may rely on "direct democracy," which allows the voters to decide.