Sentence examples for voting having from inspiring English sources
Russell Brand has declared the importance of voting, having spent a long time dismissing the democratic process in Britain.
Think, for example, of the oddly incongruent minimum ages set for assorted "adult" activities (smoking, drinking, voting, having sex and so on).
Many were seriously considering the Greens, or even the idea of not voting, having been let down so badly by the Liberal Democrats back in 2010.
As recently as 2005, he finished second in the N.L. Cy Young Award voting, having put together a 22-10 season with a 2.63 E.R.A.
She has every intention of voting, having missed only one election that she can recall, the last presidential contest, when she was recovering from a heart attack.
Experts contacted by the Guardian said that with exactly one month until election day and early voting having let hundreds of thousands of Americans make their choice already, replacing or removing Trump is implausible – but not impossible.
In north Darfur, voting has been postponed.
The voting has reached Turkey.
Early voting has hardly driven all eligible citizens to vote.
Among these methods, range voting has found enthusiastic support.
