Sentence examples for provide votes from inspiring English sources
However, the small constituency that is primarily served by the reconstructed party cannot provide votes, so they have to turn elsewhere.
"You have to sit down with every head and tell him that he will go to jail, or you have to provide votes -- yes or no?" Mr. Kuchma is reported to have said.
But White House press secretary Jay Carney told reporters that Obama would indeed accept a stopgap spending bill at the GOP-sought level, which increases the likelihood that Democrats would eventually provide votes to help pass the measure over tea party opposition.
Democrats like Specter, driven largely by their own need to survive politically, will provide votes to the party on some of the major issues, but will not be reliable supporters of the party leadership, nor will they be likely sources of progressive ideas to drive the Democratic agenda.
The chief sticking point is Strasbourg's insistence that the UK provide voting rights for some category of prisoners.
We could call on the United Nations to provide voting observers, but there is no way to observe a secret ballot in the bowels of a computer.
In San Diego County, for instance, officials settled a federal lawsuit in 2004 by agreeing to provide voting materials in Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese, along with poll workers who can translate in those languages.
Albert Massaquoi, head of external relations at the NEC, said: "We are currently in a situation where we don't have the resources to provide voting material and voter education for the visually impaired.
PDRs don't provide voting equity or board membership, making them a vehicle for media investments in the country.
By finding the conditional probability in which a statement is given according to a statement that has already occurred, the HMMs can effectively provide vote recommendation.
In a bid to clamp down on corruption, election officials said electoral rolls had been refreshed and a text messaging service would provide voting information.
