Sentence examples for process and vote from inspiring English sources
The process and vote at S.I.S. were not affected".
The fact is that it's really hard for progressives, or people who believe in or promote social justice, to stay engaged in the democratic process and vote in a state like Alabama, because you literally never win.
It may not be enough just to persuade superdelegates to overrule the primary process and vote for her.
If, like some of New York's interviewees, you realize that even though you lean left you aren't excited by your state's Democratic candidates, that's perhaps evidence that you should get more involved in the primary process and vote more often, not check out entirely.
Fewer than 40% of eligible Americans participate at all in the electoral process, and votes in off-cycle elections draw even fewer.
But in a legal sense, that no longer mattered, as the final 2011 constitution replaced this overarching power with due process and voting.
Many California immigrants, Latino and otherwise, ignored gay people's pleas for justice and against being singled out by the policy-making process and voted to add Prop 8 to the state constitution.
"The ACIP scrupulously pays attention to potential conflicts of interest and members of the ACIP must recuse themselves from participating in the recommendation process and voting if they have a conflict of interest," explains Dr. Larry Pickering, a former executive secretary of the ACIP now an adjunct professor at Emory University.
He wrote that he is switching his support because "a vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote to continue this process, and a vote to continue this process is a vote that assists John McCain".
In it, the superdelegate says he's switching his support because "a vote for Hillary Clinton is a vote to continue this process, and a vote to continue this process is a vote that assists John McCain".
"Whatever your views on Brexit, the referendum brought divisions within our country to a head, with many people expressing distrust and disconnection with political processes and voting for change in the hope that it would improve their economic position".
