Sentence examples for having voting from inspiring English sources

One would bar the funds from having voting rights in their investments.

That veto was its justification all along for having voting control over Continental even though it owned only a minority of Continental's stock.

Simply having voting rights may encourage people to gather information and become politically active in other ways (Rubenson et al., 2004; Hart and Artkins, 2011).

A year later, Faisal said he regrets having voted.

All have voting rights in the parliament.

What has voting ever done for anyone?

None of the methodologists had "voting" power.

Anyway, Park Slope has voted.

It had voted Labour.

Two of them have voted.

Thereafter, he has voted Republican.