Sentence examples for privacy vote from inspiring English sources

Evan Greer, campaign director of the civil liberties group Fight for the Future, pointed to the 50 House Republicans who "broke ranks" on April's broadband privacy vote despite the fact that opponents had so little time to lobby before the vote.

Critics of such voting raise the possibilities of fraud, privacy violations, vote buying and coercion.

Votes would not be made public; the Hall of Famers should have the privacy to vote without regard to the feelings of former teammates or opponents.

These manufacturers say that the law gives them to power to determine when, if ever, the people who entrust their lives, privacy, security, votes and finances to computer-based products get to know about the defects in those products.

Other subjects are just emerging, such as how technology relates to issues like privacy and voting procedures.

I can easily see myself being vague about it when asked by a pollster, but in the privacy of my voting booth I will vote for her enthusiastically".

I then questioned the privacy of my vote as they looked down at the ballot and shrugged.

He predicted that many evangelicals would tell pollsters that they did not care about Mr. Romney's religion, because they did not want to appear bigoted, but that  in the privacy of the voting booth, they would not vote for a Mormon.

Second, I hated the lack of privacy as my vote was scanned.

Like The Vote, Privacy was directed by Josie Rourke at the Donmar, where she also recently staged Coriolanus.

Ever since Obama declared his candidacy, the press's default setting has been to ominously intone that "in the privacy of the voting booth" ignorant, backward whites will never vote for a black man.