Sentence examples for if votes from inspiring English sources

If votes really do matter, why not reward shareholders for holding shares?

After all, it does not matter how much we spend on our campaigns if votes still do not count.

But though polls were favourable, there was no point in going if votes were "stacking up [just] in the north".

Ms. Pelosi said she was not worried about losing steam if votes were postponed to the fall.

Mir Hosein Mousavi, widely thought to have bested Mr Ahmadinejad in the disputed poll if votes had been fairly counted, called for a big turnout.

That suggests, say the authors, an unspoken desire to avoid "too much" disagreement.Career concerns may distort incentives even if votes are secret.

"Others ask if voting is free," Zalun added.

However, X's apparent advantage will disappear if voting is "sophisticated".

If voted into law, it will nullify the CRB's decision.

If voting is an act of participatory democracy, so are those actions.

(And if voting was mandatory, Democratic candidates would be a shoo-in, says my colleague).