Sentence examples for to vote it from inspiring English sources
noun
A formalized choice on matters of administration or other democratic activities.
- The city council decided the matter should go to public vote.
In voluntary administration, Queensland Nickel will have to propose a deed of company arrangement that satisfies its creditors – whose alternative would be to vote it into liquidation.
"To vote it down now would be petulant," he said.
Congress is working hard to vote it down.
Happy citizens are less likely to riot or demand the right to vote, it assumes.
Another asked if it was too late to register to vote (it was).
Peruvians have an additional incentive to vote: it is required by law.
In exchange for the right to vote, it snatched away their right to livelihood and dignity.
Once it is submitted, Congress has 90 business days to vote it up or down.
If cynical Kashmiris turn out to vote, it will be in part because they think the Americans are looking on.
Nearly 15 million people were eligible to vote, it said, out of a population of 23 million.
He suggests that he would present a Labour programme and then dare the Nationalists to vote it down.
