Sentence examples for vote period from inspiring English sources

Not everyone, however, expects London to face a bumpy post-Brexit vote period.

Theresa May gives her full backing to Carney and praises his efforts to steer the UK economy through the post-Brexit vote period during a Downing Street meeting.

"I just think if you are declared insane you should not be allowed to vote, period," said Joseph DeLorenzo, chairman of the Cranston Board of Canvassers.

"Republicans have been focused on increasing turnout among those Romney supporters who are less likely to vote and banking those votes during the early vote period," a blog post on the Republican National Committee's Web site said.

Typically, the Democratic candidate does worse when polling firms switch to likely voter models, since the demographic groups that are more likely to vote Republican also tend to be more likely to vote, period.

The prime minister said she would support the Canadian if he decided to put back his departure date from Threadneedle Street until 2021 and praised his efforts to steer the UK economy through the post-Brexit vote period.

In the emergency action on Haiti, on Feb. 29, the Security Council abandoned its 24-hour pre-vote period for ambassadors to consult their capitals.

The City is braced for the Bank of England to cut interest rates to a new record low after Threadneedle Street was provided with fresh evidence of the hit taken by the economy in the immediate post-Brexit-vote period.

He is running to accumulate two hundred and seventy electoral votes — period.

Florida just cut its early voting period to eight days, from 14.

So, last year, Republican lawmakers there severely curtailed the early voting period.