Sentence examples for voting from a from inspiring English sources

Winners will be determined by voting from a combination of judges and fans.

Though I wonder, is it because I'm voting from a place of privilege?

And, crucially, it shifted the American conversation about voting from a fundamental debate about democracy to the profit-driven advocacy of technology.

The biggest election surprise there was the sight of Jalal Talabani on a video screen, voting from a wheelchair in Germany, where he has been treated for a stroke since late 2012.

A: If you look at what's happened since the general election, clearly there has been a massive switch in voting from a large part of the people who voted Lib Dem direct to Labour.

An election for the Fifa role will take place at the Uefa congress in Vienna in March, with all members voting from a list of candidates put forward by the four British associations.

You voted from a list of seven reader-nominated titles, and the winner is Tom Rachman's début novel "The Imperfectionists," nominated by Mitchell Engelmeyer.

People can vote from a shortlist including war poet Wilfred Owen, engineer Thomas Telford, and Sabrina, the pagan goddess of the River Severn.

Citizens will get to choose how the money is spent from a list of options, similar to the way they already vote from a list of ballot propositions.

"A state cannot yank the right to vote from a Republican felon but retain voting rights for Democratic felons".

Certain states allow people to vote from an old address, if they have not established a new one; others do not.