Sentence examples for vote paid from inspiring English sources

Many new members, told they would not be allowed to vote, paid £25 to sign up as a "registered supporter" in a two-day window in July.

Qadhi's students are divided over whether to vote, pay taxes that support the military or even celebrate Thanksgiving.

He said: "It seems totally wrong that someone could vote, pay taxes and bring up a family but not buy alcohol for their own home".

Subvert and Profit, like User/Submitter and Spike the Vote, pays users for digging stories in the hope that they'll make the front page.

Similarly national constitutions have been invoked in courts in Bangladesh [ 44] and Colombia [ 45] which have recently found in favour of recognising sex work as an occupation, clearing the way for sex workers to vote, pay tax and claim other civil rights.

He was a mere servant of a public mission voted, paid and cheered for by the American people.

"Every voter in Bristol will be voting, paid for by central government, so all that will be required is to print another ballot paper.

Some had been handpicked and their votes paid for by powerful men, both inside and outside government.

Many of those ineligible to vote pay taxes, and lawmakers make decisions about their lives.

Most of the efforts to whip up votes clearly paid off.

I have worked and saved and voted and paid taxes (as well as banking fees) for all of that time.