Examples of using By voting in English and their translations into Hungarian
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The actual solution of those problems is not provided by voting, but by the class struggle in all its forms including civil war.
Citizens voted because they were in favour of the EU, because they believe they can make things change by voting.
The voter, by voting for some particular candidate, is demonstrating only a
By voting in favour of this resolution, we MEPs are contributing to the creation of a fair
By voting in the box located next to the name of one or more candidates(preference vote(vote nominatif)).
produced by the municipality of Cascais, one can feel the enthusiasm of the young population when it is challenged to propose improvements on their schools by voting.
In preparing the votes here in Parliament they take a lot of the burden from this House by voting in committee.
Featured post by voting, 100+ shortcodes,
On Wednesday, the European Commission declared the adoption of the Directive that the Parliament confirmed by voting in favour of it on Thursday.
By voting for this text, I have helped to release EUR 35 635 750,
the winner was found by voting, not by beating the competitors.
one in any way, for example by voting or dueling, is also considered multiaccounting.
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and‘I can make things change by voting in the European elections'(12%).
according to which the winner is chosen by voting.
I was the Italian Minister for Agriculture), I contributed to the approval of this important directive by voting for it.
Recently, founder Chris Ashworth asked the team to give themselves a raise by voting on what the new salary should be.
When one votes, when speeches are followed by voting, one kills what lives in the soul even whilst one speaks.
is essential for the will of the citizens, expressed by voting in an election that has been cancelled six times in the past, to be respected.