Sentence examples for take voting from inspiring English sources

Iowans take voting pretty seriously.

In these cases we and other shareholders recognise that and don't take voting action".

The main opposition candidate, John Kufuor, is in the lead.See article: Ghanaians take voting seriouslyZimbabwe's ruling ZANU-PF party held a special congress.

The election committee is heavily weighted with business people who, eager to maintain access to mainland markets, are seen to take voting cues from Beijing.

Texas Pacific, however, was outbid by the Retirement Systems of Alabama, which will take voting control of the airline once it emerges from bankruptcy.

It also shows that more MPs are less willing than they used to be simply to take voting instructions from the whips (or to keep dissent within the internal confines of party and away from the division lobbies).

"I've taken voting results from the finals going back to 1998 and the semi-finals going back to 2004.

Ohio takes voting seriously.

But Mr Moin could take votes from him.

I had to take votes to arrive at a decision".

"That's what I'm here for, to take votes.