Sentences with phrase «voting time»

If an employee's schedule already accommodates voting time requirements, then the employer is not required to make scheduling adjustments.

The employer could delay the employee's start time until 10:30 a.m. to ensure the employee has three consecutive hours of voting time prior to his or her shift.

I personally dislike having to pick from the narrow pool of candidates at voting time.

Those discharge votes were defeated, but we got more votes each time.

I think a lot of people will «protest» vote this time which could mix things up a bit.

It also makes them vulnerable to repeated errors about what the sort of people who ignore politics other than for a few weeks before voting time are thinking.

But will this film be remembered at voting time?

It makes me proud and happy to live in a state that is leading in so many ways, and yet also shows how education on these issues is going to be a major challenge when voting time comes around!

There's now 34 - ish hours to go until voting time in the Commons — and it's going to be a fraught time for those MPs who haven't yet made up their mind.

The employer could end the employee «s shift at 4:30 p.m. to ensure the employee has three consecutive hours of voting time after his or her shift.

«You would have a never - ending list of votes any time reconciliation came up.»

I wont vote this time I do nt want to be blammed for electing one of the fools listed on either side.

The official who appeared tense once again apologised for the delays and reiterated that remedies had been rolled out, including extending voting time from 4 pm to 7 pm even as thousands failed to vote.

However, it looks like the Senate often holds these confirmation votes some time after a president's inauguration.

So there's arguably likely to be a bigger pro-agreement vote this time.

«When he had to choose between helping struggling middle class families and businesses or working against them, George voted every time to benefit his own interests and his wealthy real estate friends in New York City.

«There is a certain section of the international community that is supporting the regime change of the NPP, it is a known fact but the good people of Ghana would vote and not the international community... and we believe by voting time, the good people of Ghana would give President Mahama the nod again,» he said.

When asked what she thinks will make the mayor support instant runoff voting this time around, James said it is «critically important» that voters be able to elect the candidate of their choice more easily.

Conclusion: the Lib Dems seem unlikely to connect with the aspirational vote any time soon, either.

The Tories will also benefit from a weaker UKIP vote this time, down from around 7,000 in 2015 to about 3,000 this time around I would think.

«But the parameters on the ground were fundamentally different in that the kinds of people who voted this time were not a mirror of who voted last time.

Essentially, your Twitch chat can vote on one of three party goers or events to take place after a set voting time, such as a bear, body builder, carnival people, and more.

The swing vote this time may be Roberts.

Approximate remaining voting time: 2 days till Thu Jun 30, 2016»

Nobel laureate, Prof. Wole Soyinka, said on Sunday that he had already formed his opinion about the government of the ruling All Progressives Congress and knew exactly «where I'm going to cast my vote» when voting time comes.

You throw in the fact that some Latino Assembly members were already were unhappy there was no Latino candidate running for the position of caucus chair — the last chair, Assemblyman Karim Camara, who resigned his seat to take a job with the Cuomo administration, is also African American — and you have the makings of a divided caucus at vote time.

Livingstone backed the greens for the assembly in 2000 London Mayoral election, didn't back labour at the 2001 general election, twice backed lufthur rahman, and he won due to Blair trying to rig the 2000 mayor election's even Tories voted for him to give Blair a bloody nose in 2000 an he got more votes the times he los than the times he won, and gained power in 1981 when he seized power in a coup

«It should be noted that Labour's increased support in this poll predominantly comes from individuals who did not vote in the 2015 general election but are expected to vote this time around.»

Such conversations can reveal which issues your shareholders actually care about — maybe board diversity isn't even on their radar, and won't be a deal - breaker come vote time.

He's voted every time to screw the poor, and he'll continue to do so while smiling and saying how Christian and American he is and how the American people are sick and tired of Obama's big government.

If there was a political apathy party, they'd get my vote every time, assuming I get up off my ass and go to the polling station.

When it comes voting time, they will be looking for a president, not a clown.

And each of our selves is in turn a rank individualist, not cooperative but shouting out his vote loudly for himself when the voting time comes....

The pancakes look yummy and adding ham and cheese gets my vote every time.

I get down voted every time I make a slightly unenthusiastic comment about Per but it takes no whiz kid to grasp that he and Flamini are the obvious weak links.

I'm switching the voting times to run from 9 am EDT to 9 am EDT so I can go to bed on time every night.

Nadine Dorries MP says that because of workload and voting times she will have a drink in one of the Commons bars but has little interest in clubs, saying: «I would rather go to a nice restaurant.»

It's voting time.

«Tenney has voted time and time again against the middle class, even backing a devastating «Age Tax.»

It's not clear how many will be entitled to vote this time, but more than 100,000 people are reported to have paid # 3 to join and vote for Corbyn in 2015.

Don't underestimate the ability of No 10 to win over waverers in the 100 - odd hours between now and voting time.

D.C. mayoral candidate Vincent Gray's request that voting time be extended due to reports of voting irregularities was denied.

In late April, in a vote timed to commemorate Earth Day, the State Assembly passed a bill 113 to 26 to add a clean - environment amendment to the Bill of Rights, stating simply, «Each person shall have a right to clean air and water, and a healthful environment.»

Assumedly, Sen. Ken LaValle will make it to the Rules Committee to vote this time.

It's not enough to assume that the left, in England at least, has nowhere else to go at voting time.

Powell said that if the 1994 primary is any indication, the vote this time will be more about Rangel than about Powell, or his father.