Sentence examples for self voting from inspiring English sources

As cardinals were not allowed to vote for themselves (after 1621), an elaborate procedure was adopted to ensure secrecy while at the same time preventing self voting.

If membership constantly fluctuated, however, then self-determination would not occur, because the "self" that votes would not match the "self" which is then bound by the results.

What's right or best for the country as a whole--including who should be president--is simply the majority vote of self-interested individuals voting their own self-interest.

To do this, each expert voted up to 5 other experts with a weight of 1 or 2 (self-voting was not permitted).

The Ulster Unionist Party (UUP), once Northern Ireland's largest but today a shadow of its former self, insisted on voting against devolution of policing and justice powers.

I am an undiscovered self, and in voting for me, you'll be participating in my life as a mirror, or a journey.

"In the general election last year, the Tories created the idea of an immediate self-interest of voting Conservative that would deliver stability rather than chaos.

It requires self-determination — that is, voting.

RA Unless they're voting for self-destuctive political upheaval, people fear change.

"Some may know of my strongly held views that D.C. residents must enjoy equal Congressional, voting and self-government rights with other Americans," she told the crowd.

British people would be voting to "self-destruct" if they chose to leave the EU because it would cause either a shock or severe shock to the economy, David Cameron has said.