The phrase "adopt vote" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to combine two separate concepts, but without context, it is unclear when it could be used.
Example: "The committee decided to adopt vote on the new policy, but the phrasing is confusing."
Alternatives: "cast a vote" or "approve a vote."
Oregonians began voting by mail in local elections in 1981, and in a 1998 referendum they voted to adopt vote-by-mail for all elections, with nearly 70percentt in favor.
Other companies with less-benevolent founders will now just simply adopt voting and nonvoting share classes.
After that, Congress must require that all states adopt voting systems that include voter-verifiable paper records for every electronic vote cast.
ERIC's effort to coordinate between the states to clean up registration rolls is "a great thing and much, much better than other systems," said Phil Keisling, chairman of the National Vote at Home Institute, a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit that pushes states to adopt vote-by-mail systems.
General Motors said yesterday that its board voted to adopt majority voting for uncontested director elections and to require executives to give back bonuses in cases of misconduct or negligence.
Management would adopt high vote share classes and keep this stock to ensure that the company was not forced into a sale.
The Supreme Court's ruling did not specifically require states to adopt uniform voting systems, so that all counties within a state would vote with the same machine.
In order to obtain the sample label, we adopt the voting principle, where the precipitation particle type with the most votes in the sample data is used as the label of the range bin.
Rather than focusing primarily on why States adopt external voting, more research studies should explore if and how external voting provisions are part of broader domestic processes of political change (authoritarian succession, regime consolidation, democratic transition).
More states are offering early voting options, and once a state adopts early voting more people vote early a part of their election regimen.
After the vote, the Council of Institutional Investors wrote a letter to Cablevision insisting that the three step down and urging Cablevision to adopt majority voting for director elections.
