Sentence examples for organizing vote from inspiring English sources

"They have failed in every organizing vote they have taken," he added.

But the commission chairman said last week that no date had been set, in part because of the complexities in organizing voting by Egyptians abroad.

Unions like the Communications Workers of America have found it easier to organize at Lucent than at many other technology companies since the company agreed to a neutrality pact in 1998 that makes it easier to hold organizing votes.

Prof. Tony Hawkins of the University of Zimbabwe said that while problems were almost inevitable in organizing votes in young, developing nations such as Zimbabwe, the flaws in this weekend's balloting were more troubling.

The Constitution generally assigns states the responsibility for organizing voting procedures, even in federal elections.

He cites the example of users organizing voting rings to purposefully vote up stories, which caused Graham to develop additional software to detect this.

So if everyone who opposes the ironclad grip it purportedly has on Congress, if they would stop tweeting and start organizing, voting, boycotting and protesting — exercising all the amazing freedoms this still astonishing democracy allows — that great and powerful NRA might just shrivel to a couple of men pulling levers behind a curtain.

College students organized vote drives, Bollywood celebrities wrote encouragement on Twitter and local restaurants promised free goodies for voters.

It is interesting that this year's shareholder opposition does not appear to be the result of organized "vote no" campaigns.

However, the hastily organized vote, which was not attended by recognized international observers, attracted widespread condemnation from western states who labeled the ballot a "sham" and "bogus".

Mr. Lehane said the company was working to organize voting blocs in other cities where it operates.