Sentence examples for vote and therefore from inspiring English sources

One frontbencher has argued "the problem with non-voters is that they don't vote", and therefore there is little point chasing them.

British politics is trapped in a vicious circle: young people don't vote, and therefore politicians don't develop policies specifically to win them over.

This time Carvalho came out in front, narrowly winning the first round with 50.1 percent of the vote and therefore avoiding the need for a runoff election.

Woolf, excluded from the vote and therefore from politics and the decisions that lead countries to war and peace, shared with them the condition of being implicated in the actions of others.

A spokesman for the council said: "There has been an increase in residents of varying nationalities across London, some of whom may not wish to vote and therefore do not register".

"It was, so, you need this guy's vote and therefore, perhaps we shouldn't emphasize that issue because they will be less apt to support us on the recovery plan and the country could slip into a depression," Axelrod said.

Pennsylvania is the reverse case: it is more of a reach for Mr. Romney, but has 20 electoral votes and therefore offers him a huge reward.

"Anybody who stands up and says, 'We won this thing by a couple of votes and therefore labor is weak,' they don't know how to count," said Mr. Donohue, who led the corporate fight for the trade bill.

But in the 1990's, as the authoritarian country opened up to electoral competition, parties on all sides began to see that they needed women's votes and therefore needed women in high-profile positions.

His victory had nothing to do with voter ID requirements, except perhaps that in some places he might have done better if the Republicans had not managed to put in place ID requirements that were designed to suppress minority votes and, therefore, Democratic votes.

And in many states felons are barred from voting, and therefore permanently disenfranchised.