Sentence examples for unable to cast a from inspiring English sources

The development could mean that tens of thousands of potential voters may be disenfranchised and unable to cast a vote in what is expected to be closely fought contest.

The states could break 25 to 25, of course, but a more serious possibility is that states with even numbers of representatives might be unable to cast a vote because of a tie in their delegation.

That number includes both Eric and Ivanka Trump, who revealed this week that they will be unable to cast a ballot for their own father in their home state primary.

At that point, Morgan was unable to cast a rod from his wheelchair and needed 24-hour care.

The bill previously cleared the Senate with a narrow 51-48 vote along party lines, though Republican Senator John McCain was unable to cast a vote as he undergoes cancer treatment in his home state.

Concern arose about the fairness of the election after activists estimated that up to 4 million people, mostly citizens working abroad, may be unable to cast a ballot.

"We even had people sit down with a priest, but we have been unable to cast any light on how the painting came into their collection," he said.

If so, Florida would be unable to cast any votes for president, and Gore would win.

Barber said that the threat of Eaton being unable to cast her vote this November was an indication of what southern legislators were prepared to do following the Shelby ruling.

As a result, voters were unable to cast their ballots on the electronic voting machines.

In the south of England, Bournemouth council apologised after 100 people were unable to cast their vote in the local elections because an administrative blunder had led to the wrong ballot papers being issued.