Sentence examples for question of voting from inspiring English sources

But only, it seems, on the question of voting.

At that time there was no question of voting anything other than Republican.

There were soldiers everywhere and there was no question of voting.

"Democracy is not just a question of voting systems, and having a good constitution," he says, "It is a question of and the English have a wonderful expression for it accepting things which are done and not done.

Germany, more sensitive to the small members, suggests a "double-majority" system which would add a population-weighted vote to the normal qualified majority; but the French oppose this because it would give the Germans greater weight than themselves.The question of voting weights has already caused considerable friction.

The IGC found the states badly splintered over the perennial question of voting weights, along lines dangerously resembling those that recently splintered them over the war in Iraq and, closer to home, over continued enforcement of the Growth and Stability Pact that has until now anchored the economic and monetary union.

Similarly, an increase in turnout amongst black voters has raised questions of voting along racial lines, but again, history is being ignored.

The question of votes for convicted criminals in British jails has never been put to the British people.

Not least on the question of votes for 16- and 17-year-olds, who we have suggested should be able to vote in the independence referendum, prompting howls of protest from the Unionists.

Fifa should also be reconstituted and reformed over the next year and only then should we return to the 2018 and 2022 decisions to ensure there is absolutely no question of vote-fixing.

(Green lagged behind Mill on the question of votes for women though).