Sentence examples for deliberate vote from inspiring English sources

Players watch, deliberate, vote online in various categories (like best movie and performance) and make their favorite filmmakers eligible for cash prizes of up to $1,000.

It's a deliberate vote against the genteel pause at the beginning of most major loan shows at the Met — a generally empty gallery dedicated to renting audio guides, reading wall texts and maybe sampling an artwork or two.

"We will be there to remind them of their Constitutional duty to deliberate, vote their conscience, and stop Donald Trump," organizers said on a Facebook event page.

And there's strong evidence that this spoilage didn't reflect voters' incompetence: it was caused mainly by defective voting machines and may also reflect deliberate vote-tampering.

Mr. Fishkin is trying to follow the example of ancient Athens, whose assemblies consisted of several hundred citizens who, after being chosen by lot, would deliberate and vote.

"It is important to the community and the democratic process that shareholders be given the opportunity to deliberate and vote," Ms. LaCaprucia said.

What we are seeking to do with these proposals is to balance the principle of English consent for English measures with MPs from all parts of the country continuing to deliberate and vote together.

Commissioners may deliberate and vote on the executive director's fate in public or behind closed doors.

L.A. Unified lawyers wouldn't let Kayser deliberate or vote on the initial iPad contract, for $30 million, because he owned a small amount of Apple stock.

That last provision is the Yale Corporation's way of insulating itself from an obligation to ask its own faculty to deliberate or vote formally as a body on what will be viewed universally as an expression of Yale College's educational mission.

The Supreme Court deliberates and votes on every application to hear a case, and it requires the votes of only three justices to agree to do so.