Sentence examples for awarding votes from inspiring English sources

Despite the controversy about her email, Clinton continues to hold a large advantage in the Electoral College, the process that selects a president by awarding votes through individual state elections.

If this year resembles one of the razor tight contests — 1960, 1968, 1976 and 2000 — it's the Electoral College, awarding votes by states, that will settle the outcome.

"That a voter displays a restrained enthusiasm" in marking the ballot "should not render his effort in vain," was the rationale provided by the South Dakota Supreme Court in 1993 in awarding votes based on incompletely detached chads.

"That's what you're awarding when you're awarding makeup, costumes, and sound design.

Selwood earned the maximum five votes from eight of the nine judges, the other awarding him four out of five.

Australia lost out to Qatar in the voting but have asked Fifa to look at awarding "just and fair compensation" to those nations that "invested many millions, and national prestige, in bidding for a summer event".  .

It was awarded for their "empirical analysis of asset prices", according to the awarding committee.

The court rejected an application for awarding damages.

She destroyed the old system of awarding franchises on merit.

What else do people look for when awarding Caregiver Sainthood?

One woman said she might have an issue awarding damages.