Sentence examples for making a voting from inspiring English sources

The government said the sociologist, Saad Eddin Ibrahim, was suspected of, among other things, accepting funds from the European Union and harming Egypt's image by making a voting rights video that discussed past election fraud.

The leader of the nationalist bloc, Devlet Bahçeli, recently backed a referendum, making a vote on the issue more likely.

The commission's chairman, Gregory B. Jaczko, a Democrat and former aide to Yucca's archenemy, Senator Harry Reid of Nevada, drew criticism for not making a vote final.

Leaders are now considering adding to their demands and making a vote on a balanced budget amendment to the constitution part of the final deal.

Similarly, if the Lib Dems insist they will favour the largest party they will destroy their negotiating position, making a vote for them entirely pointless.

People should treat it like an EU referendum, he will say, making a vote for Ukip a vote for the exit door from Brussels.

Some lawmakers, however, will go back home for the Jewish holidays, making a vote Tuesday virtually impossible.

A congresswoman makes a voting goof.

Congress should revise that section to allow coverage when a state makes a voting change with a disparate racial impact, not just discriminatory intent.

In 1978 Tikhonov was elected a candidate member of the Politburo and was made a voting member of the Politburo in 1979.

She emphasized the need for Egypt to reform its Constitution to make a vote credible.