Sentence examples for voting populace from inspiring English sources

RAND COOPER, HARTFORD Assuming the poll is sincerely trying to get an accurate read on the voting populace, you should not provide false information.

It's even less likely that the rest of the voting populace is itching to spend four more years knee-deep in Texas bluster.

Throughout all the scandal and shame, a loyal cadre of suburban Torontonians, around 30% of of the voting populace, loyally stood behind Ford and his populist conservative message.

It is one of the last family-owned pieces of the original lots arranged around a mile-long common settled by private owners who made up the colony's sole voting populace when East Hampton Village was established 365 years ago.

His unrepentant response has included predictions that, in two sections of the voting populace that traditionally lean Democratic, he will both win the Latino vote, and be "so good to women" as president.

And so it goes – laughable from a free press vantage point; tragically believable to the relatively unsophisticated voting populace who remain in the country after an estimated four million with any form of education, skill and expertise have voted with their feet.

"Of course, should the UK populace vote to leave the EU then these losses will seem minor, as the pound will likely plunge further".

But what rescued Trump from a late career of desperate self-promotion on Twitter was a larger backlash against the technocracy, one that went little noticed in the West until Britain's populace voted to withdraw from the European Union, in June.

Under pressure for increased political freedom, Banda agreed to a referendum in 1993, where the populace voted for a multi-party democracy.

Of course, exit polls show the president collected his votes from a populace that found his policies more favorable toward the middle class, and his election was boosted by turnout among Latinos, women and youth.

Now I realize that democratic governance might seem a rather odd notion to an Administration that assumed office under a dark cloud of suspicion and in any case did not secure the majority of votes from the populace, but that does not excuse ignorance of it.