Sentence examples for election to vote from inspiring English sources

"We will go to the election to vote on it".

Don't even bother waiting for an election to vote them out.

Nick Clegg has said he "massively" regrets having to break the promise he made before the election to vote against an increase in tuition fees.

She also criticized the provision that would require voters who move less than a month before an election to vote with a provisional ballot.

By this precedent, we will have to hold another election to vote on whether or not the florists, the picture shows, the radio shops, and the pleasure-car dealers will be permitted in Oxford.

We're not going to stand on the doors of the division lobby and say, 'You can't come in here unless you're in the Labour Party.' We've urged MPs from other parties to vote with us, and we would urge parties after this election to vote for a Labour Queen's Speech".

Mr. McConnell, an ardent opponent of the campaign finance overhaul who is not up for re-election this year, urged fellow Republicans who were facing re-election to vote yes "to insulate them against absurd charges that they are in favor of secret campaign contributions or Chinese money or Mafia money".

Congress is going to wait until after the November elections to vote on whether to extend Bush tax cuts, which expire on December 31st.

It will be harder to persuade the many Afghans who live in rural areas and who have little experience with elections to vote in a second round.

"We urge all MEAA members who are also members of the Copyright Agency board elections to vote for Adele in this important role".

The truth here is that the party has written off black voters for this election and is directing its entreaties to the white, moderate suburbanites who abandoned the party in the last two elections to vote for Bill Clinton.