Sentence examples for expressing their will from inspiring English sources

All sides should refrain from inflammatory rhetoric or provocative actions that could raise tensions or prevent voters from expressing their will.

Brexit Secretary Stephen Barclay has also hinted at this, telling the BBC that while he "respected the referee's decision", MPs would always "find a way" of expressing their will if the circumstances changed.

[ 9] Article 7: " Every person of age can prepare advance directives in case they are one day in a condition that prevents them from expressing their will.

If legislation is to express the general will, citizens must recognize it as expressing their wills; and this means, recognising it as willed.

People clearly expressed their will.

The voters had only just expressed their will.

The Sentinelese resist external contact and are known to express their will with arrows.

"People came in great numbers to express their will and democracy seemed to move forward".

Mr. Pineda, 71, a former elementary school teacher, accepted defeat, saying, "God and the Honduran people have expressed their will".

A vote was cast in which a majority of people expressed their will for something, but nobody said what.

And it is given in presidential elections by voters who express their will at the ballot box.