Sentence examples for based upon a vote from inspiring English sources

"My feeling is that the court was swayed by the fact that the action was based upon a vote of the shareholders," he said.

"When there are multiple owners, each of these decisions can be based upon a unanimous vote, a majority vote or a vote by a specified number of the owners," Mr. Wasser said.

The possible consent is not based upon a hypothetical vote given actual preferences but is based on a rational conception of agreement given any possible empirical information.

Using the selected marker genes, prediction was performed based upon a majority vote of the class membership of its k nearest neighbors in the training set weighted by the reciprocal of the cosine distance.

It will also allow the community to edit tags based upon a simple voting system that would allow tags to be added or removed.

DW-Nominate is based upon a candidate's voting record in Congress.

The first of these systems, DW-Nominate, is based upon a candidate's voting record in the Congress.

The league or its political action committee "has the right to contribute to any candidate it wants," wrote Jeffrey Dinowitz, a Democratic assemblyman from the Bronx, "but I am deeply troubled by the very clear implication that a candidate will be rewarded or punished based upon a legislator casting a specific vote the way you would want it cast".

As explained above, section 102.168(3)(c) explicitly contemplates contests based upon a "rejection of a number of legal votes sufficient to change the outcome of an election".

Miss Penluna was indeed based upon a real person.

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