Sentence examples for priority voting from inspiring English sources

But Cameron's tough and detailed conditions apparently leave little room for manoeuvre, ruling out the Lib Dems' main priority – voting reform – and revealing he remained "completely convinced" that the new government would have to start cutting Britain's £163bn deficit this year.

The fact is that being against gay marriage is not a priority voting issue for very many people, and for those that it is, they are mostly already voting for Mitt Romney.

It also wants new procedures for setting work priorities, voting rights and budget matters.

He said: "People can only make Scotland's priorities Westminster's priorities by voting SNP in May.

Morgan argued that the moves to end councils' direct involvement in schools did not create a democratic deficit, because many parents did not rate education as a political priority when voting.

"Voting is a constitutional right, and it shouldn't be denied because of an arbitrary deadline," said Regina Eaton, a voting-rights specialist at Demos, a public policy research and advocacy organization whose priorities include voting issues.

Republicans in Congress have also jumped on the pipeline, making it one of their top legislative priorities and voting to take the decision over the pipeline out of Obama's hands.

At one polling station a woman stuffed a baby blanket under her dress so that she could pass for pregnant and be given priority to vote, but her belly ruse did not work.

Access to clean water and sanitation currently ranks as the fifth highest priority for people voting in the UN's global My World survey, in which millions of people around the world have taken part, joining the international debate around the new Sustainable Development Goals.

"My first priority is always voting for what I think is in America's best interest," he told HuffPost.

Global coverage of evolutionary medicine topics was not associated with any other school characteristics measured, including country, region of country, source of funding, NIH ranking, priority of research, voting record in the 2012 presidential election, or the anticipated controversy from adding evolution to the school's curriculum.