Sentence examples for voting means from inspiring English sources

Not voting means that injustices go unchecked.

As another mock voter put it, AV at least "shows that voting means something".

And voting means a great deal to them, too, otherwise they wouldn't be in Ogema Township Hall.

The increase in below-the-line voting means the ballots have to be processed before they can be included in the count.

Mr. Obama's campaign believed all along that it was essential to try to define Mr. Romney early, in part because early voting means many voters will cast their ballots weeks before the campaign concludes.

The state's heavy emphasis on mail-in and early voting means that close to 1.5 million votes, or about 46percentt of the registered total, are already in the can, cast and waiting to be counted.

He also claimed "widespread malpractice" involving postal voting meant the result must be "set aside".

Prof Appel also said using email voting meant citizens had to surrender their right to make a choice anonymously.

Women's suffrage was granted, though voting meant little in Soviet society owing to the Communist Party's monopoly on power.

In this study, we investigated four classifier combination techniques, voting, mean, weighted mean and addition for three different classification methods.

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