Sentence examples for transport vote from inspiring English sources
A final official vote count could take several days, since it will take time to transport vote tally sheets for the hundreds of thousands of Peruvians who live abroad and the many more who vote in remote mountain and jungle villages.
The report went on to note that the ballot pages in the Votomatic booklet could easily be shuffled or replaced; blank punch-card ballots were easy to obtain; and the plastic seals on the boxes used to transport voted ballots for central counting were easily duplicated.
Sales at PayPal are increasing at a faster pace than at eBay's shopping websites and it has more users.If you're going to San FranciscoSan Francisco's board of transport voted to start imposing fees on the commuter shuttles operated by Google and other big technology firms that ferry workers from the city to their suburban offices.
The Colombian government said the patrol ambushed on Monday was transporting votes from the previous day's gubernatorial and mayoral elections.
She issued the following directive on the matter: "We want Ohio's voters and the rest of the nation to see that we have prepared a transparent process of transporting voting equipment, ballots and supplies.
Eight of the 10 members of the Green-dominated transport committee voted in favour of the new speed limit.
Today's contract agreement came after the London Transport board voted unanimously to proceed with the modernisation plans for the tube.
Several labor groups — including those representing the national rail and Paris public transport workers — voted Tuesday night to extend their walkouts at least through Wednesday, and unions called for another day of demonstrations on Saturday.
Several labor groups — including those representing the national rail and Paris public transport workers — voted Tuesday to extend their walkouts through Wednesday, and unions have also called for another day of demonstrations on Saturday, so the ultimate effects of the strikes remain unclear.
Tube services could be hit after the RMT transport union voted in favour of industrial action over a series of disputes.
MEPs on the European Parliament's transport committee voted to block the new rules by 21 to 13. Balpa argued the new rules, which could now be decided on in October by the full European Parliament, would allow pilots to: land an aircraft after being awake for 22 hours.
