Sentence examples similar to required an excuse from inspiring English sources

Four and the District of Columbia, require an excuse for in-person absentee voting.

Twenty-two and the District of Columbia require an excuse to vote absentee by mail.

Now more than 30 states allow voters to cast early ballots either in person or by mail without requiring an excuse.

But it has also produced new problems, especially in places where mail voting has soared because the state does not require an excuse or a new ballot request for each election.

When you need to navigate a tricky bit of road, there's no time to ask someone to be quiet, and telling a peer to shut up for a minute, in any terms, is so rude that it absolutely requires an excuse that makes it take even longer ("can you hold on for a minute?

Although Virginia requires an excuse to vote an absentee ballot, the excuses are fairly lenient and the state usually sees double-digit rates of early voting.

Her birthday was the excuse for Saturday's party, not that Rodney ever actually requires an excuse to hold open-house.

Sixteen states bar early voting, twenty have no law requiring time off to vote and nearly half absentee ballots require an excuse.

Not requiring an excuse, Moss said, could increase voter participation among people who can't make it to the polls on Election Day because of their jobs.

One thing I can assure you is that neither ISIS nor al-Qaeda require an excuse to murder the innocent or the creative (those who question or challenge their ideology).

I find the challenge of casting a spell to snare a reader fascinating, and the research required is an excuse to satisfy my own curiosity.