Sentence examples for voters decision-making from inspiring English sources

She believes the independence question is heavily informing voters' decision-making some 20 months after the referendum.

While Obama's lead is steady across these polls, there were indications that McCain has improved his position on some issues and some attributes important to voters' decision-making.

And again, other issues affecting the race will play a role in voters' decision-making.

The Mail may well feel that it should have an impact on voters' decision-making and, doubtless, should the Tories dare to elect Johnson as party leader (and potential prime minister) the paper would warn their readers to beware of Boris.

I don't think the voters' decision-making process is complete yet".

It should be possible to disengage some of the more extreme claims of voter irrationality from the larger story of how complex voters' decision-making can be.

It is designed to help voters with decision-making up and down the ballot, not just in the presidential race.

With race a stealth subtext of many voters' decision making this year, it's wholly on point to have a movie in which so little is made of it.

The results have important implications for the representativeness of open-list PR systems, ballot paper design, as well as for our understanding of voters' decision making process.

Only 12percentt of stories seemed relevant to voters' decision making; the rest were more about tactics and strategy.

"Voters want decisions made in the broader public interest, not for some lobby group," he said.