Sentence examples for singular vote from inspiring English sources

As citizens, our singular vote makes us more powerful than most human beings in history.

In this sense, voters are prompted to make a projection based on their cumulative experiences, which typically produces a more accurate prediction than a singular vote can.

The person who earns $1 million a year is granted the same singular vote on each election day as the individual who makes $25,000.

There's the larger, unresolved issue of how voters (myself included) are meant to amalgamate all the pressing societal issues emissions regulations, health care governance, long-term care facilities, and taxation frameworks, to name just a few into a singular vote.

"You become the head of your party and your party gets elected," Roberts said, "and that's an easier vote [to win] than the very singular vote that we have for the president of the U.S".

I don't take it lightly that I can and will be able to cast my singular vote for someone that will be the most prominent leader of the free world.

Though the AU often projects itself and is frequently reported as a singular voice, the vote reflected a concerted push on the part of a minority of leaders, two of whom have been charged by the ICC.

Running a public company is completely different from managing a venture-backed startup, and Twitter doesn't have the benefit of having a singular founder with voting control over the company (Facebook's greatest advantage).

That means the false idea of reducing democracy to the singular act of voting every few years is over.

"Though on face [sic] you have selected a mixed group, in reality the lawmakers chosen for this task force all represent a singular viewpoint, having all voted [for] and/or co-sponsored the bill that would become the 'Stand Your Ground' statute," State Rep. Dwight Bullard of Miami wrote to Scott.

We vote proxies with a singular focus and with a singular constituency in mind — to maximize value for the funds' shareholders".