Sentence examples for key to vote from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Re "Exemptions Were Key to Vote on Gay Marriage" (news article, June 26): The leaders of the Societies for Ethical Culture applaud the New York Legislature for approving, and Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo for signing, the law allowing all New Yorkers to marry whom they choose.

One voter - also a prolific Reddit user - posted a video which he said showed how a faulty voting machine would place a tick next to Mr Romney's name when pressing the key to vote for Mr Obama.

The key is to vote one's preference in the light of the respective merits of the candidates.

Indeed, Shorten, in a speech to union members on Saturday, said ending Abbott's prime ministership was a key reason to vote Keogh.

National Rifle Association head Wayne LaPierre said Sunday that New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg (I) is trying to "buy America" by spending millions of his personal fortune to urge key senators to vote for gun control.

In several states, Republicans have recently passed more restrictive election laws, which they say will fight fraud, but which Democrats say will make it harder for some of their key constituencies to vote.

The unions, CGT, CFE-CGC and FO, said the UK government's supposed desire for a swift resolution had been cited by EDF's leadership as a key reason to vote in favour of the project.

James Knightley, economist at ING, said next week's unemployment and wage figures would be key to MPC voting patterns in November.

Miss Dorothy Battle Rankin said that she had written key Senators urging them to vote against confirmation.

The blistering letter comes as a key Senate committee prepares to vote on the confirmation of John King Jr. as Education Secretary.

The key to getting more people to vote, said Mr. Perosino, is mobilizing the young.