Sentence examples for will start voting from inspiring English sources

(Wyoming will start voting on Tuesday but will not release results until Saturday).

The union's 10,000 members will start voting on 11 February.

Next week, Parliament will start voting for a new president, a crucial role in a time of political crisis as the president has the power to dissolve Parliament and call new elections.

Meanwhile, thousands of British Airways baggage handlers, check-in workers and other ground staff will start voting on whether to accept cuts and job losses as part of the airline's plans to reduce costs.

Members of the Australian Council of Superannuation Investors – who between them own approximately 10% of the average ASX200 company – will start voting against sitting company directors whose boards are full of men.

Earlier this year women were appointed to the Shura Council [first time in country's history that women have been able to hold any political office], last year Saudi women competed in the Olympics, next year women in Saudi will start voting.

And if people start thinking more about their responsibilities to themselves, about being fully alive, and their responsibilities to other people, they'll start voting intelligently.

When they sit in judgment, and see how criminal cases are put together, will they go along with the old system or will they start voting, one case at a time, for something better?

If all your wildest profit dreams come true, will you start voting Republican?

I don't think they will automatically start voting for the party of Jefferson and Jackson.

Wednesday, August 16th, at 12 00am Eastern you'll be able to start voting in Round Three.