Sentence examples for since voting for from inspiring English sources

The UK is a waning power, especially since voting for Brexit, which "show[ed] a losing mindset", in the words of one populist state-run Chinese newspaper.

It is the first time since voting for Sports Personality of the Year changed in 2006 that a woman has not been on the shortlist.

"Hopefully next year can be all women nominations after [the] London 2012 [Olympics]." It is the first time since voting for Sports Personality of the Year changed in 2006 that a woman has not been on the shortlist.

3) Since voting for the budget plan that would voucherize Medicare and raise seniors' out-of-pocket costs by more than $6,000, House Republicans have walked into a buzz saw of outrage from their constituents back home.

Depending on the outcome of the referendum, that general election may be held using a new voting system: supporters of change call it the biggest shake-up since votes for women in 1928.

But if all the changes being proposed by the coalition come to fruition, British democracy could look and feel very different by the next general election, set by the coalition for May 2015.Depending on the outcome of the referendum, that general election may be held using a new voting system: supporters of change call it the biggest shake-up since votes for women in 1928.

I've since voted for Democrats and Republicans.

In that era, millions of votes were cast in each election as Rheingold was sold far more widely than it is now, and the elections had been familiar since the voting for Miss Rheingold 1942.

As a nation, we've come a long way since voting was reserved for landholding white men.

Sampling bias is unlikely, since voting is compulsory for adults in Australia and the sample was drawn at random, the Electoral Roll this should provide a representative sampling frame.

He has since said he regretted voting for the programmes.