Sentence examples for go on vote from inspiring English sources

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The delegates on the floor, however, most of them still unaware of what was going on, voted to adjourn and to give the thirteenth workshop permission to meet after the plenary session if it chose.

"The war against terrorists is going on, voting or no voting," he said.

Will such people go on voting Labor?

And his nightmare must be the "Quebec syndrome": that, as in Canada's "French" province, people would go on voting for the Nationalists as their best government but narrowly decline to vote for independence at a referendum.

It demeans the Scots by brutally reminding them of their dependency, while at the same time stoking resentment in England about the way Labour bribes its restive vassals in the north to go on voting for it.

"How can I go on voting for a Pasok government when it treats me like a villain?" fumes Markos Papadopoulos, an importer who claims his books are in perfect order.

The general said voting should go on, as long as Serbs wanting to vote could produce Croatian identity cards.

"Voters are aware in real time what's going on, every vote.

As the panel went on, I voted for it.

"If there is a war going on, no one can vote".