Sentence examples for various voters from inspiring English sources

Thanks to various voters' initiatives, as much as 75% of the budget is outside Mr Brown's control.

Before entering his armored car, Mr. Jaua heard various voters from the slums of Petare appeal for help with their lives.

Similarly, throughout the day, local stations here featured a McCain advertisement with various voters saying, "I am Joe," a reference to Mr. Obama's recent conversation with "Joe the Plumber," in which Mr. Obama said his tax plan would help "spread the wealth".

However, I have a strong and sinking feeling that these two brilliant movies are going to melt away in both the Baftas and the Academy Awards as their various voters opt for the big frontrunners such as Lincoln, and Academy voters may well decide that this film offers a more reassuringly respectable view of slavery and the civil war than the provocative and satirical Django Unchained.

Congress passed extensions to these portions of the Act by overwhelming majorities, finding that obstacles to voting still existed, as last year's various voter-identification laws dramatically illustrate.

State revenues for the coming year are expected to grow by 6.8%, but various voter-approved mandates mean that spending, unchecked, would grow by 12.6%.

The video shows various Hawaiian voters explaining why they plan to support Lingle and noting their Democratic ties.

Between the tax credits for parking, being a volunteer firefighter, enrolling your kids in art classes, and being part of a search and rescue team, these tax credits mean those various people (voters) who are engaged in oddly-specific activities will avoid paying dozens DOZENS!—of dollars in taxes.

The reason is that Mitt Romney almost certainly has an edge among early voters — various polls pegged it at between 10 and 25 percentage points.

Despite the consultation being declared illegal by Madrid; despite various threats to voters from various Spanish ministers; and, above all, despite the fact that the consultation would have no legal impact whatsoever, 2,250,000 people turned out to vote – 80% of them for independence.

The last time he ran for president, Mr. Gore neglected to tend to the most basic political chore of appealing to the various blocs of voters that make up the Democratic primary electorate.