Sentence examples for Lost voting from inspiring English sources
Representatives from Pittsburgh, Syracuse and West Virginia did not attend Tuesday's meeting because those universities, having announced their intention to leave the conference, lost voting privileges.
Both parties have lost voting share in the last month (Conservatives down four points, Labour down one) with Ukip the main beneficiary, increasing its share by three points, from 7%to10%0%.
The United States is active in UNESCO and was able to get Poverty Point approved even though Washington lost voting rights at the U.N. agency last fall.
"Lost votes due to overvoting occurred far more frequently in areas with higher populations of low-income residents, people of color and immigrants," the report said.
Re "Lost Votes, Problem Ballots, Long Waits?
Where did those million of "lost" votes go?
On July 1st Chancellor Gerhard Schröder will engineer a lost vote of confidence, opening the way for an election in September that seems sure to lead to his political demise.
The lost vote means a problem for ministers if they decide to push on with the cull, as they risk being accused of ignoring the will of parliament.
Known as "residual" or "lost" votes, they involve cases where no candidate for president appeared to have been selected or where multiple candidates were chosen, rendering the ballot invalid for that race.
And even if Cash underplays the role of the Chartists and doesn't pay enough attention to the impact of the 1860s cotton famine, he compellingly describes every lost vote, amendment, and fix.
The Rt Rev Justin Welby, who takes over the Church's top role next year, said the lost vote was hard "most of all for women priests and supporters".
