Sentence examples for orders to vote from inspiring English sources

Scion of a long line of prominent clerics and the leader of the biggest Shia bloc in parliament, Mr Sadr voiced shock that members of his group had defied orders to vote against a rise in politicians' pensions.

The same-sex marriage question has also created something of a schism in the Church, with many religious figures refusing to read out orders to vote no, coming out in favor of the referendum passing, or simply coming out.

In order to vote, you have to register.

Many states in America require people to present government-issued ID in order to vote.

She skipped it in order to vote in the New York City primary.

The slightly frustrated chair decided a third test was necessary, and everyone was just ordered to vote "Yes".

In order to vote, Conservative members must have joined at least three months before voting closes in September.

A staggering 90% of voters claim it is very important to like a woman in order to vote for her.

You do not need to take this card with you in order to vote, it said, as always.

On Sunday, the adult population of Iraq will have the opportunity to brave bombs and beheadings in order to vote.

It comes when I ask if he wants people to join Labour in order to vote in the leadership election.