Sentence examples for vote money from inspiring English sources

It alone has the right to impose taxes and to vote money to, or withhold it from, the various public departments and services.

All Congresses like to vote money for pet projects, most recently using "earmarks" to tie a grant of federal money to a local scheme.

When he says, "You wouldn't send a team against Notre Dame before it had had a scrimmage, would you?" the congressmen vote money for large-scale war games.

The command ended other practices at her request, like financing the purchase of T-shirts urging Nigeriens to vote, money that could be better spent elsewhere, she said in an interview.

The English Parliament, called especially to vote money for the war, proved recalcitrant, and Strafford, in command of the English army, failed to prevent the Scots from overrunning the northern counties.

"That's basically what get-out-the-vote money is," he said.

Simon Cowell has dubbed the controversy a "cock-up" but said that there was no need to refund angry viewers' phone-vote money.

Mr. Corzine has put the amount of get-out-the-vote money he will spend on Primary Day at $2 million.

The biggest obstacle to minority legislative support, Mr. Poust added, is probably the state teachers union, whose large membership and get-out-the-vote money are critical.

Simon Cowell has dubbed the stunt double dog controversy in the Britain's Got Talent final a "cock-up" and said there was no need to refund angry viewers' phone-vote money despite complaints reaching more than 1,000.

Another ad shows astronaut-monkeys, and infers that Mr Feingold voted money to put them into orbit.