Sentence examples for offered to vote from inspiring English sources

Except for a few trades, European workers have a choice, i.e. every year they are offered to vote for unions, with an S, i.e. they have a choice.

She offered to vote for the amendment if Daines did as well.

The poll workers don't have training, so they think it's reasonable to offer to vote for people.

Mr. McConnell said Democrats shared responsibility for the delay because they had rejected a Republican offer to vote on two of the proposals Wednesday night rather than all four at once.

If you are unhappy with the solution offered to you, vote with your feet and dine elsewhere.

To the Editor: Mitt Romney now attributes President Obama's victory to "gifts" offered to certain voting groups.

While prosecutors have argued that Mr. Kulkarni and other B.J.P. lawmakers offered to sell votes in the Parliament during a no-confidence motion against the government, he and his party have argued that they were whistle-blowers.

One of the most serious allegations against Blatter is that he resorted to corruption to try to silence the Somali official Farah Addo, who recently claimed he had been offered money to vote for Blatter in the 1998 elections.

He ended with a soaring rendition of Sibelius's "Finlandia," followed by an encore: Rossini's "William Tell" Overture, selected from two options offered to attendees, who voted via text messages.

It's true he offered to have "another vote in parliament on another resolution".

Yesterday he offered to postpone the vote if that would bring the parties back into the election process.