Sentence examples for have started voting on from inspiring English sources

Indians have started voting on day one of the world's biggest election, with the ruling Congress party pitted against the Hindu nationalist BJP opposition.

"Now many of the dentists have started voting for them".

About 2,500 production workers at Toyota's Altona plant in Melbourne were due to have started voting from midnight on Thursday, as the first shift workers clocked on.

But many Democrats have started voting red.

We started voting on comprehensive global warming legislation five years ago.

The Democrats had hoped to start voting on amendments to the bill on Tuesday but ran into such head winds that the first amendments — involving women's health care and Medicare — were not put to a vote until Thursday.

For instance, if 70% of the nodes start voting one and they all end up voting one, we have accurate consensus.

The Senate is expected to start voting on 24 January on how to proceed on Pipa.

"Why haven't we started voting yet?

Now, days before the vote, minds have started to focus on what should be done to strengthen the European project, whichever way the referendum goes.

Tom Linebarger, chairman of the Business Roundtable international engagement committee, said: "We are disappointed with the outcome of today's vote that would have started Senate debate on TPA legislation.