Sentence examples for elected to vote from inspiring English sources

And in the voting booth they have elected to vote with their feelings.

"Nobody has ever asked that government, duly elected, to vote," he said.

Previously, brokers have elected to vote stock they hold for shareholders who do not cast a vote in line with management.

But many of his supporters have expressed distrust of Clinton, and could elect to vote for a third-party candidate, such as the Green party's Jill Stein.

It's passing off the difficult decisions to the public, who weren't elected to make and vote on legislation.

Egypt needs a new, freely elected chamber to vote on a reformed constitution.The bravery of the protesters will be the main determinant of change; but the outside world can help.

The organisation's eight million members did not have a direct vote, but elected officials to vote on their behalf.

The Council elected to delay the vote so they could appoint a seventh council member.

The government the signatories are asking us to elect (and to vote for with enthusiasm) will continue the war in Afghanistan, the subordinate relationship with the US, and the international and domestic "war on terror" with its terrible human toll.

She was just elected to the board of DC Vote, which pursues voting rights for the residents of the District of Columbia.

In 1987, he was elected to the Legislature and was voted lieutenant governor eight years later; he became governor four years ago.