Sentence examples for the process of ballot from inspiring English sources
By taking immediate action to get the process of ballot reform under way, he is no doubt hoping to repair his own political standing, which was badly hurt in the bitter partisan maneuvering to secure Florida's 25 electoral votes for his brother, President-elect George W. Bush.
There is an agreement with HMRC and we are currently in the process of balloting our members..
I hope it will lead to reform on the process of balloting so we won't have things like that butterfly ballot.
With the Indian election moving into its final weeks – the process of balloting 815 million eligible voters takes nearly two months – their favoured candidate appears set to take power in this troubled emerging economic power of 1.2 billion people.
There is an agreement with HMRC and we are currently in the process of balloting our members … But this only affects employees [and not around 3,000 temporary workers]." Unite added that around 200 warehouse workers were employees of Sports Direct, while more than 3,000 people working in the warehouse were supplied by employment agencies.
The process of absentee balloting is instituted, as well as the structure of voting by people currently in military service.
James A. Baker III, the former secretary of state heading the Bush campaign's Florida team, said the machines remove political shenanigans from the process of counting ballots.
Moments after Mr. Baker of the Bush campaign appeared on television Tuesday to question the process of recounting ballots by hand, Mr. Gore, who was encamped in the study of his residence here, swung into action.
Observers were not allowed to see the process of counting ballots.
A Labour spokesman said there was no need for people to worry because the process of sending out ballot papers is "still under way, and people can vote online right up to the deadline on 10 September".
Buffalo and Rochester moved to adopt the machines early on, buying into promises that they would "protect mechanically the voter from rascaldom, and make the process of casting the ballot perfectly plain, simple and secret".
