Sentence examples for a small voting from inspiring English sources
American Indians constitute such a small voting bloc in national elections, about one million people, that the Census Bureau does not track their participation rates as it does for whites, blacks and Hispanics.
Meanwhile Parsons has been trying to placate investor Icahn, who has assembled a small voting stake in the company and used it to try to pressure Parson into bumping up the company's dividend, selling off the entirety of its cable unit and doing anything else that could increase the conglomerate's share price.
What Kaplan neglects to mention, in her otherwise balanced piece, is that several of these races are so close that even a small voting population can tip the scales between winning and losing, if candidates make the effort.
The referendum this weekend will attract a small vote.
"You can go through a whole career without a small vote for anything.
Last week, she gave a small vote of confidence to the currency union when she took her marks into a Bundesbank branch to exchange them at a roughly 2-to-1 rate once and for all.
But in a close race, a small vote can loom large, especially when, as in the case of the Muslim vote, it is concentrated in crucial states like California, Michigan, Virginia and New York.
Each actions becomes a small vote that tells your mind, "Hey, I believe this about myself".
For some, the loss of Ireland's European commissioner and a smaller voting weight summed up their country's reduced clout in the enlarged EU.
The most powerful among them need to be given a bigger say in international institutions unless of course you think India will always be happy outside the Security Council and China content to have a smaller voting share than the Benelux countries do at the IMF.Any solution must accept three constraints.
For a weighted game we say that a power index satisfies local monotonicity if a player who controls a large share of the total weight vote does not have less power than a player with a smaller voting weight.
