Sentence examples for vote to live from inspiring English sources

Is it a war against America or Islam!? Let's vote to live in peace!" Mr. Perry said.

They turned to federal authority to create equality before the law, spread public education to the masses, and reinvent the right to vote and to live honorably in civil society for African-Americans.

Everyone who voted has to live with the way that they voted".

FROM magnetic voting cards to live television coverage, the elections had the right trappings, including a valiant presenter who stayed up all night striving to inject a thrill into Jordan's "democratic wedding".

The candidate who wins 270 Electoral College votes gets to live in the White House.

Yet doomy images of violence in Iraq begin this official Socialist party (PSOE) campaign  video for the local elections, followed by a young man saying: "I voted no to war, and I will vote yes to living together in harmony".

Whatever the results of September's vote, the ability to live with divided loyalties which emerges from these poems of 20th-century war gives hope that future political change in Scotland will be much more peaceful.

Tory Eurosceptics oppose giving a referendum vote to Brits living abroad (are there as many in the EU 27 as there are EU citizens here – more than two million?), presumably because most would vote to stay in.

I mean, last year this place was voted best place to live in America.

I think the senators who voted against this will have to live with that vote, and I think they're going to have to account for themselves," said Peter Read, whose daughter, Mary, was among the 33 killed at Virginia Tech.

But if someone moves away and a friend calls up and tells someone to vote where they used to live, that's not appropriate".