Sentence examples for voting consequences from inspiring English sources
We are told Texas Republican officials like Rep. Lamar Smith are against the compassionate stance towards children Obama has taken, however, there will be generational Latino voting consequences for decades to come if they reverse what is right.
Mr. Sarkozy has tried to play down the election as "regional voting, regional consequences," but he has already indicated that he intends to slow the pace of his reforms and is likely to have at least a minor cabinet reshuffle.
Not voting has consequences.
Ryan wants to pretend that "votes have consequences" and that people are concerned that the Democrats can pass all sorts of bills with the votes they have, and that we need to "slow down" health care.
Saying anything to win a vote has consequences on the ground afterwards".
A floor fight is where the identity of the nominee has not been determined prior to the convention and the primary ends with an actual vote with consequences on the convention floor.
Your vote has consequences".
During elections and plebiscites, a citizen can vote or not vote without any consequences from the government.
Despite the resurgence of the progressive wing of the Democratic Party, and a modest liberalization of the voting public, the consequences of consecutive landslides might, for some, feel unintended, throwing up some of the very obstacles they were meant to break down.
His message to France, Germany and Russia was clear: When you refused to vote for "serious consequences" for Iraq, you lost most of your voting power about how the country would move from dictatorship to democracy.
