Sentence examples for deciding when to vote from inspiring English sources

Parliament was still deciding when to vote on the new proposal to tax uninsured bank deposits.

After that, Leahy will decide when to reconvene to vote on the group.

Now he relies on polls as he decides when to hold the vote that will make or break his leadership.

Britain has yet to decide when to hold a vote among its people and, with Prime Minister Tony Blair embroiled in political turmoil after the war in Iraq, experts in Britain have suggested that there is little likelihood of a major government initiative to swing a euroskeptic nation behind the euro.

Ross: So where is the MMA in the legislative process right now? Golan: It passed the House unanimously, and now Senate Major Leader Mitch McConnell decides when to put a vote up on the floor.

Ms. Rice said it was up to the Palestinians to decide when to hold a new vote, but the Americans, like the Israelis, have told Mr. Abbas they will not accept a renewal of a unity government with Hamas.

The bill — polling at 29percentt according to Gallup — is unpopular, something senators were undoubtedly aware of when deciding how, and when, to vote.

He said volunteers were focused on encouraging people not only to vote, but also to decide ahead of time when to vote and how they would get to the polls.

Probably, but that will be up to the superdelegates to decide when they vote over six weeks from now.

What are the main issues you are considering when deciding to vote?

When the Colombia Free Trade Agreement vote comes up in the House this Wednesday, I will ask my colleagues not to look to Columbia first when deciding to vote yes or no.