Sentence examples for vote issues from inspiring English sources

Last night a Conservative party spokesman, pressed on whether Mr Howard disassociated himself from her remarks, said: "Of course Michael Howard supports her and he thinks she'll make a first class MP for Dewsbury, but she is entitled to her views on these free vote issues.

Erik Opsal, a spokesman for the Brennan Center for Justice, which has researched Help America Vote issues, said the center's attorneys determined that the release of provisional voter information is determined at the state level.

The "cost of living" is not a core vote issue for any party.

The S.E.C., on a party-line 3-2 vote, issued "interpretive guidance" to help companies decide when and whether to disclose matters related to climate change.

"But when a jurisdiction switches to a new voting technique, we know and we expect voting issues to occur.

Manifest, which provides research into proxy voting issues, has said the changes to Sorrell's pay are "merely cosmetic".

The rush of a presidential Election Day is the worst time to try to work out complicated voting issues.

Huge battles are erupting at the county level over voting issues, including registration, identification and polling place disputes.

This diffidence recalls the treatment of other voting issues, like the Florida "felon purge" that inappropriately prevented many citizens from voting in the 2000 presidential election.

Separating employment issues from voting issues would allow the bureaucratic machinery to run more smoothly and would allow ex-offenders to move more quickly into productive employment.

She said activists had been campaigning for 20 years on driving, guardianship and voting issues.