Sentence examples for voting orders from inspiring English sources

The underlying assumption on this side is that Democratic voters are largely stupid fools who simply follow voting orders from a handful of activists and media voices - and because those activists and media voices aren't more enthusiastic, those lobotomized voters are reflexively reflecting that lack of enthusiasm.

The vote ordered the government to draft a ban.

Mr Gore's decision came after the United States Supreme Court had ruled that the recount of votes ordered by the Florida Supreme Court should cease.

The Times's president, H. Mason Sizemore, said he hoped the new vote ordered today "gives members the opportunity to look at the proposal in a fair way without the bias they had heard last night".

A separate United Nations-backed body that is the final arbiter of the vote ordered a partial recount on Tuesday because of what it called "clear and convincing evidence of fraud".

"The Fars news agency also reported that the partial recount of votes ordered Tuesday by the Guardian Council, the 12-member body of jurists which supervises elections and holds veto power over legislation in Iran, had begun.

In St Louis, a judge, hearing of extensive voting problems, ordered the polls to remain open until 10pm.

But if the votes are counted, the union needs only a majority of those voting in order to win.

In some parts of the country, men discourage female family members from voting in order to limit their participation in public life.

In an election in June 2003, incorporation failed by just nine votes, but a judge found flaws in the voting and ordered a new election.

He also supported EU treaty change and the proposal for Europe to shift to qualified majority voting in order to facilitate more rapid decision-making.