Sentence examples for voters read from inspiring English sources

It is not such a terrible thing to demand that voters read eligibility requirements carefully, and contact authorities if questions arise.

C1 Business Digest C1 FASHION B9 EDITORIAL A24-25 Editorials: Protection for the wetlands; voters, read the ballot carefully; a cash-starved peace in Kosovo.

Mr. Gore told his audience to "read my plan," a pointed reference to the infamous pronouncement by former President George Bush, father of Mr. Gore's current rival, who told voters, "Read my lips: no new taxes".

Then of course, once swing voters read about how they've changed their minds, they will only be further confused, thus providing a perfect and endless feedback loop of uncertainty and drama which will need to be further interpreted by the media, thus making us feel relevant, even as our industry is dying".

Between the two statements came a searing editorial in Bild, the biggest paper in Germany and the one her supporters and potential supporters (also known as voters) read.

And why are some ballot papers so long and complicated that the Australian Electoral Commission is issuing magnifying glasses to help voters read them?

In Eastleigh, such voters reading the torrent of leaflets that poured through their letterboxes over the past three weeks would have been forgiven for associating the Conservatives with hostility to the EU, to immigrants and to new housing and the Lib Dems with cutting taxes for low- and middle-earners.

To all the MVP voters reading this, I am sorry I couldn't better help you in your decision.

It's hard to imagine that there are still undecided voters out there, and terrifying to think that the fate of our nation is in the hands of such wishy-washy people, but on the off chance that there are any indecisive voters reading this, here are my endorsements for the 2012 election. .

Such is the scope of his vision, says the prime minister, that his party kindly requests another ten years in government.Must a conscientious voter read all 110 pages?

"They should be reasonably attractive, white -- representative of the average middle-class voter," reads a memorandum included in Mr. McGinniss's book.