Sentence examples for balanced vote from inspiring English sources

Might it tip the scales in a finely balanced vote, where divas and innocent celebrations of all things kitsch come face to face with brute realities of European political and cultural voting?

"In these abnormal conditions, it is very hard to have balanced voting.

The resignation of Mr. Trimble and the other Ulster Unionist ministers would effectively topple the government because it functions under arrangements requiring balanced voting from both Protestant and Catholic parties.

User voting is balanced with editorial voting and stories are ranked accordingly.

And worse still, other broadcasters are bound to follow suit in order to balance the vote.

Some House Democrats are weighing whether they now may be able to balance that vote with one for legislation that would reward China with the trade privileges.

The vote for Obama was not balanced by the vote for a Republican House -- as people like Paul Ryan now claim.

As early as 1894, Carrie Chapman Catt declared that the votes of literate, American-born, middle-class women would balance the votes of foreigners: "[C]ut off the vote of the slums and give to woman…the ballot".

More majority voting on EU law will mean faster political integration, but also raises the delicate question of balancing the voting power of big and small countries.

A final decision step is used to balance the votes of validators for each bounding box.

He said it would also balance the votes of residents of the state's small towns and larger cities.