Sentence examples for implications of voting from inspiring English sources
"The security implications of voting by email are, under normal conditions, more than sufficient to make any computer security specialist recoil in horror," he wrote.
Young people bereft at the prospect of a future outside the European Union will not be comforted by those words while they consider the implications of voting by an older generation.
As Brexiters realise full implications of voting out commences, I hereby declare today the 25th June as Regrexit Day... REGREXIT... REGREXIT
I am not concerned with the ethical or moral implications of voting in the GOP primary and neither should you be.
The goings on at Westminster traditionally have a big influence on other elections here in Wales, just like the last European poll, and so the ramifications of Scottish independence for MPs could have all sorts of implications for voting patterns in the assembly election.
As the representational and political implications of vote dilution claims have shifted, the Gingles factors that both judges and scholars claim are central to the liability inquiry have become far less important.
The chief executive of Rolls-Royce has said the power systems engineering group is studying the implications of Britain voting to leave the European Union in a signal that leading businesses are increasingly concerned that Brexit is a real possibility.
If Rampling's remarks seem likely to have struck a chord with anyone, it's likely to be Academy members, unhappy not only at proposed rule changes which would remove voting rights from retirees, but also at the implication they are racist, incapable of voting for anyone other than fellow Caucasians.
I'm sort of all over the shop on the overall implications of early voting, to be honest.
But it does mean that, from an electoral standpoint, the symbolic implications of the vote outweigh the substantive ones.
"Make no mistake, we will make sure the American people understand the implications of these votes today," Mr. Schumer said.
