Sentence examples for voting for changes from inspiring English sources

"I'm voting for changes – life, education, jobs," said Mento Sfishta, 40, before casting his vote in a Pristina polling station.

Hoosier voters were particularly keen on voting for change.

They were simply voting for change in their economic conditions.

Americans are voting for change -- East and West, North, and now in the South".

That's because men are generally more drawn to voting for change than women, and they find outsiders more appealing.

As political analyst Charlie Cook told NPR this morning, "they voted for change in 2006, they voted for change in 2008, and they are voting for change in 2010".

I'm a public high school teacher, and when I voted for Barack Obama I thought I was voting for change.

Prime Minister James Callaghan was having difficulties persuading his own MPs to vote for changes to European Economic Community rules he had negotiated.

It wants the investors controlling around 90% of Rangers shares to vote for changes at the annual meeting.

"The member clubs have voted for changes which will improve the governance of our Union," Lewis said.

Given the choice between the status quo and change (changing something, anything) Britain voted for change.