Sentence examples for option elections from inspiring English sources

Android's an option, elections clean house regularly, and clever people don't pay taxes.

Among the progressive reforms advocated by McCreary and passed in the 1912 legislative session were making women eligible to vote in school board elections, mandating direct primary elections, and allowing the state's counties to hold local option elections to decide whether or not to adopt prohibition.

During his second term, he succeeded in convincing the legislature to make women eligible to vote in school board elections, to mandate direct primary elections, to create a state public utilities commission, and to allow the state's counties to hold local option elections to decide whether or not to adopt prohibition.

Forgive me if I'm more than a bit amused that Suzanne Venker honestly believes white men are an oppressed group, that the White American Male is an endangered species that needs coddling while we commiserate over the thought of losing less than 95% of total power as Venker wipes the tears from our eyes with stock options, election ballots, and a complete lack of worldly-awareness.

There is one other option: move elections to Saturdays.

His lack of options on election day is bleak.

Only a third of Malawians wanted to keep the current system; 63 percent preferred the fresh elections option.

"The option of early elections will avoid many problems," Saleh al-Mutlaq, a deputy prime minister who is a Sunni, said in a statement on Friday.

While the option of new elections might appear tempting, he said, a vote under the existing rules risked doing nothing to fix the country's problems.

The coalition would be difficult for him to explain to his centre-right voters, but might be a better political option than snap elections.

That's a good sign that the county's politicians understand the need for a robust public financing option for future elections.