Sentence examples for voting to use from inspiring English sources

On June 10th, it moved a bit more in Mr Kasich's direction by voting to use tobacco-bill money to cut the marriage-tax penalty by $46 billion over 10 years.

The school board unanimously approved the New Directions program, voting to use $50,000 from a violence prevention grant to pay for its 10 teachers, an administrator, a nurse, clerical staff and security officers.

A South Carolina anti-abortion group is running radio advertisements accusing Mr. McCain of voting "to use tax dollars for experiments that use body parts from aborted babies," a theme that is also being hit hard by the National Right to Life Committee in direct mail.

Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives have again shown their low regard for the Census Bureau, voting to use it as a bank to fund other federal agencies and telling people they don't have to fill out a survey that allows the government to track the country's changing demographics.

"Five times, he voted to use your taxes to pay for political campaigns," a narrator says.

The Senate also voted to use some of the cigarette money on drug-abuse programs...

The Miami-Dade Canvassing Board thereafter suspended the manual recount and voted to use the election returns previously compiled.

The other, more sombre, claimed that she had "voted to use your hard-earned tax dollars to support the abortion industry".

One recent Angle TV ad told Nevada viewers, "Reid actually voted to use taxpayer dollars to pay for Viagra for convicted child molesters and sex offenders".

Last month, the Federal Reserve, signaling its worries about the risk of deflation, voted to use proceeds from its mortgage bonds to buy long-term Treasuries to bolster the economy.

The Security Council again voted to use UN armed forces to repel an aggressor following the August 1990 invasion of Kuwait by Iraq.