Sentence examples for delivery of voting from inspiring English sources
The mission also said the vote counting process was "slow and lacking transparency," and also slammed the Electoral Commission's late delivery of voting material to opposition strongholds, which made it harder for potential voters to cast their ballots.
Some observers suspected it was to keep people from publicly griping about the late delivery of voting materials.
After delays blamed on slow delivery of voting materials, Ugandans have begun casting their ballots in presidential elections.
In Khartoum and Juba, we at the US Agency for International Development USAIDD) Mission in Sudan anxiously awaited delivery of voting materials that would enable nearly 4 million southern Sudanese to choose their future opting either to remain part of Sudan, or to secede and form an independent nation.
The party is trying to defeat the hamullah - the delivery of votes en bloc by the clans.
Participants thus entered the second round of voting.
The government had no information about me or my motives in obtaining the voting machines at any time before or after the auction and delivery of the voting machines to me.
On implementation and delivery of the vote, the report said: "The Referendum Bill sets out the detailed rules relating to the arrangements for voting and the conduct of the poll and the count, which are all in line with the procedures for local government or Scottish Parliament elections.
He said the report had ignored the significant impact on the delivery of postal vote applications by the postal strike, which had seriously affected every party's campaign, despite this being highlighted in meetings between Labour and commission officials.
With a phone call, if the exchange is busy you will hear an engaged tone, however with text/SMS you would not know if there is any late delivery of your vote (causing it to not be registered).
The supply of beer and soft drinks to nearly 30,000 premises across the UK could be at risk after delivery workers voted in favour of strikes.
