Sentence examples for opening voting from inspiring English sources

In many cases, tension started with delays in opening voting sites at 6 a.m.

… give a sense of the scale of the protests that have swept Hong Kong since China's National People's Congress Standing Committee ruled that only candidates approved by Beijing would be able to run in the elections for Hong Kong's chief executive — despite earlier reforms opening voting to all Hong Kong citizens.

Advocates for a more inclusive voting system have also praised the state's efforts to open voting to previously disfranchised groups, including passing a law allowing people on probation to vote.

Note that Bentham claims that "to take the opposite direction – that is to say, to proceed from secret voting to open voting – would be wrong.

Nominations for the awards are now closed, but soon enough we'll open voting to determine who we give Crunchies Awards to next year.

Each category also opened voting to the audience (those both at Health 2.0 and watching via the live stream) to select the "People's Choice" winners.

We have now opened voting in The Europas, the tech innovation awards honouring the best tech companies and startups across the web and mobile scene from across Europe, the Middle East and Africa.

You can submit your suggestions for the second male's name to Marwell up until July 22, when the zoo will open voting to the public.

In tandem with release of the results of this study, the New England Journal of Medicine ran a clinical vignette about a middle aged woman that required CPR and opened voting polls to determine the opinions of their readership.

Open vote buying and electoral fraud, when videos of such malpractice can be circulated via Facebook and YouTube, has provoked anger and ridicule.

He won the presidency in elections held on May 20 , 1990 the first open voting in more than 50 years, and he was reelected, under a new constitution, on October 11 , 1992