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121. To deal with this possibility, you need to identify the factors that might affect voting rates among men and women.

122. So, in protest, they are voting in local ballots to refuse to cover for staff vacancies or for long-term absences.

123. But government through bloodline is vulnerable to the same objections whether it occurs through voting or the passing down of a crown.

124. And a fourth explanation is that voting is primarily an expression of citizenship, social solidarity, and political communication.

125. Can you have confidence in a generalization about gender and voting in the United States based on only two elections?

126. The half-solution created electoral chaos, with some black representatives voting against it.

127. In our example, the data seem too contradictory to support any clear generalization about gender and voting.

128. They lose the massive voting bloc which otherwise might double and, in certain urban areas, quadruple their constituencies.

129. Representing a distinct, highly opinionated voting bloc, his was a political voice that could not be ignored.

130. That gives a voting advantage to the largest bureaus,[www.Sentencedict.com] many of which already are participating in the test.

131. Q: But will the issues be enough to get blacks to the voting booth in 1996; contrasted with Rev.

132. Many seven-day members disapproved of members in other categories, such as social having full voting rights.

133. Politics does not occur only in voting booths or demonstrations.

134. He claimed there was widespread voting by noncitizens and illegal aliens.

135. This project is intended to explore the complex relationship between geographical mobility and voting.

136. Apart from voting, what political action do you think is most important? 3.

137. The political action that has been studied most extensively is the act of voting.

138. The most reliable of these comparative data measure voting in national elections.

139. The best-film voting went to three ballots and no big studio film was a serious contender.

140. Well done C5[sentencedict.com], you've managed to make the voting in Florida look above board.

141. Candidates would agree to voluntary ceilings on campaign spending based upon the size of the voting age population in a state.

142. The past 10 congresses averaged voting on one amendment apiece, according to Congressional Quarterly.

143. In six rounds of voting, deputies repeatedly failed to elect a candidate by the required majority of 531 votes.

144. I'm voting the way my constituency wants me to, not the way the President wants me to.

145. Some 73 percent of those voting approved the change, and it was carried in all cantons.

146. He also announced that the voting age would be lowered from 21 to 18 years.

147. In every state that I am aware of, help is available for those people in the voting booth, if requested.

148. Hundreds of observers, including a team led by former President Jimmy Carter, will wander around on voting day.

149. Voting would only take place after considerable debate and amendments to existing family and property laws.

150. The middle-class elderly are a powerful voting bloc, quick to mobilize against any attack on their benefit programs.