Sentence examples for determination to vote from inspiring English sources
Pressure has been growing on Mr. Wagner to move on, and the board's determination to vote on a successor suggests that he may be vulnerable.
Early on, news of a bomb blast that killed 11 people near a polling station in the Quaidabad area of the city — the first of four attacks that day — prompted mumbled prayers but a renewed determination to vote.
Mr. Owens, active in a young Democrats group on his campus, put the matter more bluntly than most, but the determination to vote and make it count appears to cross boundaries of age, class and geography.
Residents of Sarajevo who turned out to vote this morning seemed united in their determination to vote out the current government and bring in a new team of professionals.
Some Middle East experts said the administration's determination to vote against the Palestinian Authority's motion was self-defeating, since it would accelerate the weakening of the authority as a voice for the Palestinian people and as a partner in peace negotiations.
This presents us with something of a mixed bag: ComRes, MORI, Opinium and YouGov suggest very little, if any, difference in determination to vote between both sets of party supporters just prior to polling day.
A number of mainly older residents had little notion that the referendum campaign was even happening, as well as mainly younger males who were pretty forceful in their determination not to vote at all.
Granddaddy's Gift, written by Margaree K. Mitchell (L. Johnson, illustrator) is the story of one Black man's determination to register to vote in segregated Mississippi.
The human drive for freedom, the determination of these people to vote was unbelievable.
The determination of ordinary Afghans to vote in last month's Presidential election, for which the votes are still being counted, is clearly a positive sign.
In January, people across the world, especially in neighbouring Arab countries, were flabbergasted by the determination of so many Iraqis to vote.
