Sentence examples for regular voting from inspiring English sources
Manchester United may have dreamed up an alternative by "stapling" nonvoting preference shares to regular voting ones.
But he said that in the long run, voting by iPad or a similar device could save money, considering the costs of maintaining, storing and updating regular voting machines.
Unlike regular voting or polling, you can make your vote count more by betting more money.
The two-thirds rule, as Jones explains, generally "keeps the GOP from moving too far to the right" during the regular voting process.
[E}arly voting "disproportionately rewards campaigns that are better organized" because it often requires more refined voter mobilization efforts than regular voting does; the other is that it "lowers barriers to participation," especially for hourly workers who can least afford to take time off from work on election Tuesday.
Cross had a lead of more than 21,000 votes in regular voting, but ballots counted after Election Day quickly turned the race into a contest that separated the candidates by only a few hundred votes out of more than 3.5 million cast.
Australia's position on the regular votes criticising Israel has been reversed.
"But it's better than a regular vote, because it's a more dramatic parliamentary gesture.
On the other hand, if the other two voters disagree, X's tie-breaking vote (along with his regular vote) will be decisive in x's selection, which is X's best outcome.
In this respect, The Dark House has similarities with reality TV such as I'm a Celebrity - Get Me Out of Here!, where regular votes give the audience power over content and a sense of itself and what it thinks.
At the same time, some Republicans in Alabama are not eager to have Mr. Griffith as a new member of their club, saying his regular votes for Democratic initiatives — not to mention his supporting Nancy Pelosi for speaker at the start of 2009 — show that he is not conservative enough at a time when the party is looking for true-blue Republicans.
