Sentence examples for voting speech from inspiring English sources

I recognize that my rights (such as voting, speech, etc).

According to its own report, North Korea has complete press, voting, speech, and assembly freedoms.

Rights: to life, liberty, property, marriage, reproduction, voting, speech, worship, assembly, protest, autonomy, and the pursuit of happiness.

We do not subject other fundamental constitutional freedoms -- voting, free speech, freedom to worship, the right to a fair trial, the right to counsel -- to poll taxes or income requirements.

MY MY, that was a core-vote speech from Ed Miliband.

Having misjudged his timing, Mr Mulcair had to rush through his pre-vote speech.

Unlike Mr. Hollande, who drew attention to the strong performance of the far right in his post-vote speech, Mr. Sarkozy did not mention Marine Le Pen, whose supporters he had courted during the campaign.

Secretary of State John F. Kerry, who supported an abstention and was clearly expecting to deliver a pre-vote speech announcing it, along with an outline of future prospects for Middle East peace, canceled his plans.

Nor did he stay for a lunchtime rally held here, where Mr. Gore gave state party leaders and legislators a version of his standard get-out-the-vote speech, for which they donated about $150,000.

Labour's Wolmar was quite right to use his post-vote speech to say many Richmond Park voters had swung against Goldsmith junior after his "ghastly, disgusting" mayoral campaign with its failed racial assaults on Sadiq Khan.

"I can still hear that strong, clear voice calling for me that it is now our time to stand up for the people he fought for," Rick Kahn, a former student of Mr. Wellstone's at Carleton College, said of the late senator in a spirited eulogy that sounded like a get-out-the-vote speech.