Sentence examples for voting after from inspiring English sources

However, Mr Tsvangirai opted out of the second round of voting after many dozen MDC campaigners were murdered.

EU citizens living in Britain have been stopped from voting after confusion over a series of registration forms.

Voters are obliged to attend the polling station but can leave without voting after ticking their names off.

Gary Gensler, the commission's chairman, abstained from voting after recusing himself from the investigation because of questions about his past association with Mr. Corzine.

Fox News Latino, the English language site for Latinos, included a series of articles related to the election including how voters were voting after Hurricane Sandy.

The party was however largely defeated in a second round of run-off voting after widespread tactical voting by supporters of other parties.

But if there were a real chance of a lot more Sunnis voting after a delay, it might be tempted to think again.

Last season, Cabrera finished second in the M.V.P. voting after starting 2010 by acknowledging he had problems with alcohol and said he was addressing them.

(In 2006, for instance, it has been estimated that twenty per cent of voters in Denver were dissuaded from voting after a software failure led to long lines).

"Why should we keep people from voting after we spent all this money rehabilitating them?" Representative Kendrick B. Meek, a Miami Democrat, said.

It means the student was incorrect in the first phase of individual voting, and then, he chose the correct answer during re-voting after peer discussion but was again wrong during voting for Q2. Figure 4 presents the histogram of the voted options that match the study's overall accuracy values across the different voting phases.