Sentence examples for will have no voting from inspiring English sources

They will have no voting rights.

The outsiders, who will be appointed as committee advisers by board members who are not themselves members of a given committee, will have no voting rights.

Existing investors will have one vote for each of their shares, while new investors will have no voting rights.

Swathes of insurgent-infested territory will have no vote.

Famous names abound, including some who, like yourself, will have no vote.

No matter that you left the Scottish electoral roll in the 1980s and will have no vote in the referendum.

Rusbridger himself, who is to replace Forgan as chair of the trust in 2016, after standing down as editor-in-chief next summer, will have no vote in the appointment of his successor.

Let them know you will have no hesitation voting for a primary opponent -- or even a candidate from another party -- if they don't do our bidding.

That means, as argued before, a minority Labour government dependent on nationalist votes may not be able to keep the deficit down; the other parties will have no interest in voting for parsimony.

The threat of an Irish or Danish rejection, they reckon, is heightened by the fact that a no vote will have no tangible consequences for a recalcitrant country.

For a certain group of voters, whatever happens from now to Election Day -- debates, new advertisements, October surprises -- will have no impact on their vote.