voters造句怎么写

But their voters are not persuaded.

Young voters jumping onto the party's bandwagon.

In remote mountain areas, voters arrived on horseback.

Politicians are usually careful to avoid infuriated their voters.

The revolutionary new idea is that, instead of politicians choosing their voters, voters should choose their representatives.

And rather than feeding voters infantile advertisements peddling childish certainties, politicians should treat voters like grown-ups.

The Chinese-American Voters Federation held a ceremony at CCBA, to appreciate all the youth volunteers who had helped to promote voters registration during the summer.

If European voters turn a deaf ear to parliamentarians'profligacy, it is because they are considered worthless.

This model enables voters to see how these tax plans will impact their personal bottom line.

Often French voters aren't aware of what their leaders are doing behind closed doors.

One is that it alienates voters. Elected governments must increasingly answer for policies they do not fully control, while voters have no power to "throw the bums out" in Brussels.

It's the swing voters who will decide who wins there and we don't know what they are thinking.

Between them, the three leading candidates now poll75% of voters; in the first round in2002, the top three got just53%.

In the latest polling, a majority of voters do, in fact, favour putting the decision on a ballot, although their support has been declining.

Mr Berlusconi decided that, instead of fighting for his legislation on its merits, he would try to deter voters from participating.

Our base voters had been activated and would turn out as eagerly as the Republicans who wanted the White House back.

Go back to the reformed system briefly tried in the 1990s, he says, in which voters cast two ballots, one for prime minister and the other for the party of their choice.

The biggest difficulty for the Awami League may be to explain its new policy of engaging India to voters, in a country with a strong tradition of anti-Indian sentiment.

He attracted dissatisfied voters.

The voters find you likable.

Where are the phantom voters?

What am I to tell my voters?

Recently, three of the voters in Dezhou have been exulting.

The government has lost favour with the voters.

The deputies directly elected by the voters shall report, through various ways, their performance of duties to the voters of the electoral districts that elected them.

The first was the impossibility of appealing to both Republican activists and independent voters.

Some voters have had to wait as long as 10 hours to cast their ballots, leaving some analysts to worry about the lines voters might face on Election Day.

Firms can simply pass on price increases to their customers, but voters are unlikely to appreciate unpredictably gyrating bills.

It's good to be smart, but that's no guarantee of success; Woodrow Wilson, the only President with a Ph.D., never won over a majority of voters.

The law, approved by voters in 1994, requires a double sentence for offenders with one previous criminal conviction and 25 years-to-life for those with two previous strikes.

Some have argued that such conservatism dilutes the Democratic brand: that Democrats lost in November because voters knew what Republicans stood for but could not say the same of Democrats.

This should please some voters.

woo voters with promises of tax reform

Over 80% turnout that day and long queues of voters in the north suggest Bengali voters are hungry for change.

In former times, only property owners could be registered as voters.

The voters have the right to inquire about the candidates, demand a change or reject one in favor of another.

But a deeper trend across all central European countries facing elections this year is that voters may back politicians they know even if they dislike them, rather than risk new faces from outside.

Getting elected means listening to voters.

Because of that development, political campaigns in 2008 are able to tap a previously unreachable Long Tail of voters (or potential voters).

He quotes Alexander Tytler's warning that a democracy can survive only until voters discover that they can vote themselves largesse out of the public Treasury.

Nationally, voters still think Mr Huckabee likeable and godly.

Student: voters Prof: voters, exactly. Yea that's right.

The earliest voters would be entitled to elect the chief executive by popular vote is now 2017.