Sentence examples for link voting from inspiring English sources

Today many continue to defy stereotypes that link voting patterns to wealth.

To my knowledge, this paper is the first of its kind to directly link voting outcomes with non capital expenditure outcomes.

Senior officials from the ruling AK party have appeared to link voting no with promoting the interests of terror groups like Isis, the PKK and the Gülenists, followers of a US-based exiled cleric accused of responsibility for the attempted putsch.

Rebecca Lieberman, the chief executive of Vote for America, an organization devoted to increasing turnout, said that, in fact, Sept. 11 could be an opportunity to link voting and patriotism.

The literature links voting to job security.

Deuel Ross, assistant counsel at the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund in New York, said that the fact that Alabama "links voting to the ability to pay" has a disparate impact on black felons that indirectly suppresses the vote of African Americans who are not felons.

There were 535 million comments made on the site, and 3.73 billion link votes.

They are a very important part of the ecosystem – pushing their link votes towards stories they find interesting and helping those other bloggers get headlines and maintain their place in the Gang.

She used Bitly, a popular URL link shortener and link management app, to obscure the actual link: vote.gov (an official voter registration website of the U.S. government).

Then when election day arrives, users will be able to add an "I Voted" sticker to their photos and videos that link to voting info like which polling place to go to.

In one of IGN's 2007 "Hero Showdowns," Cloud was pitted against Link, although Link was voted the favorite.