Sentence examples for voting facilities from inspiring English sources

It would come at a tremendous cost to set up electronic voting facilities in every school and church hall across the country for a single day of voting.

Because the proper use of absentee voting facilities is related to literacy, in countries where illiteracy is fairly widespread, absentee voting is either not allowed, as in Congo (Kinshsa) and Burkina Faso, or allowed only with restrictions, as in India, Malaysia, and Jamaica.

More people are confident in their specific voting facility than in the general U.S. vote, but this is still the lowest confidence level that's been recorded.

A voting official checked and double checked people's official addresses at the Gresham Elementary School Ward 21 voting facility to make sure that they were voting in the correct precinct.

By Elissa Curtis November 12 , 2012A voting official checked and double checked people's official addresses at the Gresham Elementary School Ward 21 voting facility to make sure that they were voting in the correct precinct.

The UNCRPD mandates the government to ensure voting procedures, facilities and materials are appropriate and accessible for all voters.

Ron and Sophie Morin, who has moved from France to Kosovo to support the Lab, have worked on myriad projects including encouraging youth to vote, mapping public facilities, working on projects for blind students, and many more.

When the Fairfax City council heard of the clinic's attempts to find new facilities, it voted to require all "medical care" facilities to obtain a special permit, which costs $4,800, and pass an extensive vetting process as well as final approval by the city council.

But Stern discounted that notion, adding that the citizens of Houston also voted down a referendum measure for a new arena before eventually voting in favor of the facility.

She needs 311 of her coalition's 330 legislators to vote for the facility if the measure is to pass without help from the opposition.

The Kaiser face-off is the biggest union election in the private sector since 1941, when 74,000 workers at Ford Motor's River Rouge complex in Michigan, then the world's largest industrial facility, voted to unionize.