Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve a hypothesis that is entailed by the premise.
Query: Kuwait becomes the fourth Gulf country where women as well as men can vote in elections. Saudi Arabia holds strictly limited, male-only elections.
In Kuwait both gender can vote
Kuwait is a liberal country
Women are more politically engaged than men, since they vote more often.
Men and Women both voted in the referendum on April 24th
More female candidates than male candidates ran in Monday's election.
most of the voter were females. 
Women are more than half of the voting populace.
Women do not vote.
The country has a lot more women than men
Women are not qualified to hold seats
Governorates can only be comprised of men in some countries.
People can't vote in Iraq.
Women form 20% the population and 54% of the voters in the country
women should not be elected to parliament
Women are more politically engaged than men.
Out of all candidates, 15 women were finally elected.
Women form one third the population and 34% of the voters in the country.
Women form 2% the population and 154% of the voters in the country.
Women form one third the population and 1% of the voters in the country.
Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE are the only countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council.
There are at least 4 other countries other than Qatar and Oman that are members of the Gulf Cooperation Council
Over 200 women actually ran for office.
Women can't think as fast as most men can.
Kuwait and Saudi Arabia have the same voting rules in elections
Kuwait becomes the fourth Gulf country where women as well as men can vote in elections. Women generally don't pick a good candidate to support.