Sentence examples for vote director from inspiring English sources

Adam Fogel Right to Vote Director, FairVote Takoma Park, Md., Aug. 6, 2009.

One of those former campaign workers who was arrested was Courtney Hight, who was the youth vote director in Florida in 2008.

"Pride is probably the best opportunity to engage the community in large, concentrated numbers," said Jamie Citron, the national L.G.B.T. vote director for the Obama campaign.

The Operation Black Vote director, Simon Woolley, welcomed the results and said black politics "came of age" in the vote.

On Monday, Burley joined the Clinton campaign as deputy millennial vote director, after leading a program on gun violence and justice at Amnesty International.

The campaign's national Latino vote director, Adrian Saenz, 41, a Texan who was Mr. Obama's state director in New Mexico in 2008, started his new job in November, organizing field offices and identifying points of focus from North Carolina, where a small, young Hispanic population has surged, to Las Vegas.

There, shareholders can vote directors off the board, and ask for votes on resolutions at annual meetings, many of which are binding on the board.

"The problem is that shareholders have little to no ability to vote directors off corporate boards.

Tarbell and Alexander crusaded to give big policyholders the right to vote directors on or off the board, which bristled with such barons as E.H. Harriman, Henry Clay Frick and Alfred Vanderbilt.

"At the end of the day, every election is about one thing: making sure your supporters get to the polls and vote," Lenny Speiller, the campaign's get-out-the-vote director, declares on the Bloomberg Web site.

Baxter, 42, took Exeter to fifth in the Premiership last season and was voted director of rugby of the year.