Sentence examples for prepare ballot from inspiring English sources

And they have also started to prepare ballot papers for a ballot of the entire membership.

After reviewing the 1998 opinion, he said, "In theory, you could have a third party prepare ballot request forms and then get the voter to sign them.

During the pre-scrutiny, the Masters of the Ceremonies prepare ballot papers bearing the words Eligo in Summum Pontificem ("I elect as Supreme Pontiff") and provide at least two to each cardinal elector.

The negotiations took over four months, and it has taken another month or more to prepare the ballot.

If that fails to be forthcoming, they will prepare and ballot for a national campaign of strike action - holding discussions with other teachers' unions as well.

The announcement comes as many of the 851 Tony voters are seeing "Newsies" and other nominated shows to prepare their ballots before the June 10 awards ceremony.

NEW YORK — Sixteen million voters, including half a million women in six western "equal suffrage" States, are preparing to ballot to-morrow [Nov. 5] for a President and Vice-President.

Firefighters are preparing to ballot for industrial action, and BBC employees have called strikes later this month over attempts to hack back pension entitlements.

The GMB has said it is prepared to ballot its members, including those in local government, if the deadlock is not broken.

He told Today his union was prepared to ballot over 1 million public sector workers if talks failed, though striking was the last resort for members.

The pay rise is no such thing Sarah Muldoon, junior doctor But junior doctors and the British Medical Association (BMA), who are preparing to ballot for industrial action tomorrow, have criticised the timing of the announcement.