Sentence examples for run a vote from inspiring English sources

"Bringing in someone at the last minute is a tough way to run a vote," said Megan Farnsworth, an education fellow at the Heritage Foundation.

In the long run, a "vote for him or her" approach is much more powerful than "vote for me". You want to be elected; the person who people throughout the organization want to help, want to work for, and want to see succeed.

We are also running a vote on this page asking who would be better - Big Sam or Pards?

After online criticism from some fans, the Manchester Evening News  is running a vote on whether the Premier League champions should have returned from Abu Dhabi earlier.

Just before the 2011 World Cup, the Australian Daily Telegraph ran a vote asking fans who should be the captain of the national cricket team.

We have been running a vote throughout the evening and we asked you who will be the top goalscorer in this season's Premier League.

You may notice to right of this page if you are on a desktop that we are running a vote on right side of this page on seven "best-looking F1 cars".

In 1991, he ran a Vote Yes campaign for Proposition P an ordinance allowing patients to use medical marijuana within city limits.

He testified that Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, the former president and founder of the Workers Partyy, had arranged to purchase the silence of a businessman convicted of running a vote-buying scheme.

For the past couple of years, we have been running a voting system at the Courtyard in Hereford, the venue that screens most films at the festival.

At the end of the discussion, and with pressure mounting to get onto our next topic (UFC vs boxing), I run a quick vote among the class as to how they would vote, if able to, in the referendum.