Sentence examples for through a popular from inspiring English sources
Ireland would become the first country to back gay marriage through a popular vote.
The word assumed its current use through a popular association of it with "bell".
On Friday Ireland could become the first country to approve same-sex marriage through a popular vote.
No John Lewis festive film would be complete without a hushed, melancholic trudge through a popular song.
He provided publicity through a popular television network he founded and his major interest in Egypt's largest private newspaper.
Slovenia's left-leaning parliament introduced marriage equality in March, but opponents pushed through a popular vote on the issue.
Nancy Pelosi, the new speaker of the House of Representatives, has pushed through a popular raft of reforms in double-quick time.
He took office in December 2008 via a tenuous coalition of antagonistic parties created through parliamentary maneuvering rather than through a popular vote.
Jiang Xiao, 24, said he and every baseball fan he knows were introduced to the game through a popular series of Japanese comics.
As the majority explicitly holds, once a state legislature determines to select electors through a popular vote, the right to have one's vote counted is of constitutional stature.
It has not helped that Japan, despite being East Asia's oldest representative political system, never seized democracy through a popular uprising, as in neighboring South Korea.
