Sentence examples for voting declarations from inspiring English sources

But Kylie Evans, for the Victorian Electoral Commission, said the 20 specific occasions on which Rigoni claims VEC staff failed to take early voting declarations would amount to the "exception not the rule".

"Particularly given that the voter was entitled to vote and had properly voted apart from the early voting declaration," he said in his judgment.

And the West Tyrone vote declaration, when it finally came, was interrupted by the returning officer's mobile phone, which blasted out a burst of Guns N' Roses'" Sweet Child of Mine".

Tells about their Supreme Soviet voting a "declaration of sovereignty".

For the House of Representatives, the following batches of votes – called declaration votes – are now being counted: postal votes pre-poll votes cast outside the home electorate votes cast on election day outside the home electorate provisional votes (we'll come back to explain these) Declaration votes also need to be counted for the Senate (as well as all of the other pre-poll votes).

Rep. Paul is a strong believer in "a return to constitutional principles" and wouldn't ever go to war unless Congress voted a declaration of war in the future.

I don't remember voting on a declaration of war".

Or, which would be worst, they are attempting to influence [the vote] via declarations that are simply not true".

Macon, departing from his usual pattern of negative voting, approved the declaration of war against England in 1812 but opposed conscription and all taxes needed to wage war.

On the final day the bureaucrats, concerned at the disapproving outburst of the previous day, did not dare hold up the voting on the declaration on non-Christians - a revision of a document originally concerned with the Jews alone.

For five days now, as the long-distance arguments between President Bush and Senator John Kerry have focused on the wisdom of invading Iraq, Mr. Kerry has struggled to convince his audiences that his vote to authorize the president to use military force was a far, far cry from voting for a declaration of war.