Sentence examples for should vote because from inspiring English sources

They should vote because they have the right to vote.

People should vote because they believe strongly in the issues or the candidate.

People should vote because in a lot of countries you don't have the right to vote".

I discuss with people how they should vote because I do say if you don't vote why are you moaning.

Mr. Sepulveda, pointing to Mayor Giuliani's quality-of-life campaign, argues that people should vote, because politicians can influence street-level problems.

But you should vote, because politics are entirely personal.

"Joe Rose says that we should vote now because real estate hates it," Mr. Fisher said, "but just because real estate hates it does not mean it is good for us".

But if not, they should vote Yes because AV is a step in the right direction – not a panacea – for changing politics as usual".

Gisela Stuart – a Labour leaver, whose German accent makes her an even rarer breed – said small businesses should vote out because they lacked the resources to lobby like the corporates did.

These awards were generally so well-deserved it's almost as though the Academy looked at TV fanatics' Twitter feeds to see who they should vote for because they were afraid of the internet trolling them for another year.

By failing to accurately represent Britain's diverse population, the remainers have overlooked their strongest argument and natural voting base: if you see yourself – and want to be seen as – an open, tolerant, and progressive person you should vote remain, because it is against everything you stand for to live in a country shaped by Nigel Farage.