Examples of 'we want to vote' in a sentence
Meaning of "we want to vote"
we want to vote: Expresses a desire or intention to participate in a voting process. This phrase is used when discussing the act of voting or making a decision through a vote
How to use "we want to vote" in a sentence
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we want to vote
And suppose we want to vote you out.
We should first vote on how we want to vote.
We voted and we want to vote on the budget.
We want to vote in favour of the reports submitted here.
We know who we want to vote for.
We want to vote for kelley.
We have been asked why we want to vote on this now.
But we want to vote for the laws.
We cannot pick and choose what we want to vote on.
We want to vote freely.
It is not because we want to vote against the UK.
We want to vote FOR something.
These are the people we want to vote for us!
We want to vote for president of Brazil!
I will be very brief, because we want to vote.
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In any case, we want to vote on them separately.
We think it is a bad report, and we want to vote on it.
We want to vote for the programmes!
We want one thing . We want to vote.
Or do we want to vote for ideas?
Then let us vote. We want to vote.
We want to vote at 12 noon today on when we will vote on the report.
Four, five mille! We want to vote for president of Brazil!
We want to vote at 12 noon, so that a vote on this report is held today.
Do we want to vote first?
We want to vote and, Mr President, I ask you to hold the vote now.
So if we want to vote for Woodchuck, we should vote for you?
We want to vote for president of Brazil! Four, five mill!
Do we want to vote first? Everybody ready?
Yeah, we want to vote on things now, okay? We want a democracy.
