Sentence examples for mass turnout from inspiring English sources

"We expect a mass turnout for what will be the mother of all battles".

The mass turnout against it will galvanise those who are for, a group that includes many students and academics.Opponents are demanding a referendum, should the bill eventually pass.

Amnesty's campaign director in Northern Ireland, Patrick Corrigan, has called for a mass turnout at the rally, which will start from Belfast's Writers Square at 2.30pm.

The peaceful follow-up to the mass turnout in London on 26 March was organised by trade unions and international human rights organisations.

Speaking after casting his vote in Tehran, Khamenei had urged a mass turnout to rebut suggestions by American officials that the election enjoyed little legitimacy.

Instead, the government was faced with its largest demonstration to date in Cairo on Tuesday with another mass turnout planned for Friday.

They are betting they can appease their increasingly radicalized base voters without alienating moderates or mobilizing mass voter turnout for the Democrats.

As political professionals learned long ago, an electorate that is predictable in size and composition is generally far preferable to large turnouts and mass participation.

The Islamist movement to which Mr Morsi belongs, the Muslim Brotherhood, and its allies have called for a boycott and mass demonstrations aimed at limiting turnout.

Reaching a critical mass in terms of voter turnout will mobilize immigrants and youths who resign themselves to malaise.

But none of the subsequent demonstrations has come close to the mass gathering of the one here last year, in turnout or publicity.