Sentence examples for making the vote from inspiring English sources

Hamburg's defeated school reform was a Green idea, as was the law making the vote binding.

For that reason, Justice Breyer joined the majority's judgment, making the vote 6 to 3 to reinstate the men's convictions while making the vote 5 to 4 on the underlying Fourth Amendment issue.

Forecasters were confident this week that a majority would support entry, but less confident that the turnout would top 50%, the threshold for making the vote binding.

He shouldn't have influenced the voters, making the vote about his popularity and not about whether the constitutional changes are what the country needs".

This time, results will be posted immediately outside each polling station and the media will receive live feeds of voter data as they are transmitted to a central collation station, making the vote harder to rig.

Republican lawmakers with ties to labor said some lawmakers uneasy with the new rules were hesitant to vote against them because the House leadership and the administration were making the vote a test of loyalty.

Now the government is considering making the votes binding.

As for making the voting membership younger: Anyone who hasn't made a theatrical film in over 10 years should be considered "inactive" and, hence, ineligible to vote.

They used brightly colored paper and other distinctive markings so that the ballots could be recognized from a distance, making the votes public.

Stewart explains why the U.S. electoral system is strong and how MIT research is making the voting process even more seamless.

He concluded that by making the votes of poor, illiterate voters more likely to count, the machines encouraged politicians to cater to their concerns.