Sentence examples for necessary to vote from inspiring English sources

House Republicans said they were willing to come back early if had been necessary to vote on the debt limit increase.

To achieve this it is necessary to vote against the possibility of a referendum, and to remove the spectre of leaving the EU from the political horizon.

If people are willing to stand in line for hours to get a precious Mega Millions ticket, it is reasonable to assume that they would take the steps necessary to vote to have a chance at the same dream.

More than 50 Democrats sneaked across the border to Oklahoma and camped out at a Holiday Inn so the State Legislature could not muster the quorum necessary to vote on a Congressional redistricting plan.

Nick Clegg's party always supported it, assuming they would gain, though psephologists now think they may lose out if it was not necessary to vote Liberal Democrat tactically in some seats.

With legions of citizen watchdogs on the lookout for fraud, voters confused about the documents necessary to vote, and the country almost evenly divided politically, von Spakovsky is predicting that November 6th could be even more chaotic than the 2000 elections.

Did they have the necessary quorum to vote without the pro-whaling nations present?

Until then, however, all Floridians need to understand what is necessary to register to vote for the upcoming general election.

We also need an advertising campaign each year that encourages and, if necessary, shames people to vote.

There are battles looming over what steps are necessary to make voting secure, and how much should be spent on them.

In a democratic system, no right is more fundamental or necessary than the right to vote.