Sentence examples for marking yes from inspiring English sources

There are mistaken religious concerns, worries over whether you can have an open-casket funeral (you can), and health and age-related issues (I'm too sick/old/unhealthy to donate), which stop people from marking "yes" when making this critical decision.

They rated each item by marking "Yes" (=1: question is asked/advice is given) or "No" (=0: question is not asked/advice is not given).

And each year he checked the box marked "yes".

"If anything is marked yes, you're probably going to want to look at the attachment statements," Mr. McLean said.

Voting is compulsory for all Iraqis over 18, and the ballot gives them a choice between ticking a box marked "yes" and a box marked "no".

Get students to mark yes or no on a ballot paper with the question, "have you been bullied this term?" Are your pupils surprised by the result?

Which makes one happy and relieved that our President, when asked in a questionnaire fifteen years ago, while running for the Illinois State Senate, whether he was for gay marriage, checked the box marked "yes".

An executive in one information technology company we worked with gave his direct reports a set of cards in which most were marked "yes" or "counteroffer" and three were marked "no". Using those cards, subordinates could decline three requests per quarter, provided they publicly offered a clear explanation why.

And on a 1997 candidate questionnaire from the National Abortion and Reproductive Rights Action League of New York, which Mr. Giuliani completed and signed, he marked "yes" to the question: Would you oppose legislation "requiring a minor to obtain permission from a parent or from a court before obtaining an abortion".

Might also need some "funny cash" to encourage voters to mark "yes" on their ballots.

City Clerk Kathleen Reviczky, overruling a board of four recount officials appointed by her, rejected two absentee ballots that were marked "yes" with a pen.