Sentence examples for in multiple votes from inspiring English sources
In multiple votes on gay issues at the conference here, the nearly 1,000 delegates have consistently opposed changing their church doctrine to include acceptance of gay sex or openly gay ministers.
The Bennet women from Pride & Prejudice were born to spend Saturday evenings watching X Factor together, Lizzy pretending she's above it, Lydia shrieking and phoning in multiple votes while showing off, sure she would be "better than them", Mrs B smiling fondly.
Mr. Torricelli said that the only thing worse was a dead felon and a pet "engaged in multiple voting on Election Day -- and those votes may not have been counted properly".
"This is a political consultant's dream, this war," said Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, referring to the myriad possibilities for 30-second spots to be found in the multiple votes on the war.
The Queensland government introduced the laws after the state electoral commission's referral of one person to police for casting multiple votes in the 2012 state election.
The bizarre anomaly where some Labour party members have multiple votes in electing the party leader will also finally be addressed.
The present US Congress is generally considered the most unfriendly to the environment on record – with multiple votes in the House of Representatives to strike down or weaken environmental regulations, cut back funds for developing clean energy, and discount the existence of climate change.
I had gone there because of reports that people were being bussed between polling stations, casting multiple votes in a practice known as "carousel" voting.
Newsnight's Tim Whewell reports from Moscow, where he tracked down one of the buses protesters claim were used to ferry people between polling stations, to cast multiple votes in a practice known as "carousel" voting.
Finally, one might also mention his acceptance of the principle of multiple votes, in which educated and more responsible persons would be made more influential by giving them more votes than the uneducated.
