Sentence examples for use your vote to from inspiring English sources

Use your vote to get them out".

Use your vote to challenge corporate power.

If you wish to use your vote to counter inequality (and I'm not advocating this), then surely you must recognize that this is an opportunity for Barack Obama to break the same glass ceiling.

The candidate of Angela Merkel's centre-right parliamentary grouping, the European People's Party (EPP), was Jean-Claude Juncker and on the campaign trail she urged people to "use your vote to ensure that Juncker becomes President of the Commission".

Use your vote to get rid of known corrupt elected officials and to elect candidates who truly care about-and will protect--The People they represent.

"It's time to use your vote carefully, to prevent the chaos of a hung parliament, a hung parliament that would bring government and our economic transition to a grinding halt, costing our jobs, the jobs of our children, threatening their future.

Tammy Rendle, an Above and Beyond candidate told Jo Coburn that this option was "about having to use your vote rather have to spoil your ballot paper".

Mr Cameron seized on reports that Mr Miliband wanted to "weaponise" the NHS, but the Labour leader retorted: "I would say to everybody at home – use your vote as a weapon to fight for the future of the health service".

Addressing the the viewers at home, he urged: "Use your vote as a weapon to fight for the future of the NHS because it needs to be rescued from you, David.

She said the message she wanted to get across to women was: "Use your vote, use your voice because politics is too important to be left to only men voting".

For those with the privilege of voting in such an historic day, I implore you not to let apathy rule, and to use your vote so we can be proud of the country we all call home.