Sentence examples for combined voting from inspiring English sources

The deal also reduces the combined voting rights of the American firm and Softbank to 49.9%.

It has also agreed that it and Japan's Softbank will reduce their combined voting rights to 49.9% immediately.

In a statement, the company said that after the offering, the Lauder family would own about 58percentt of the common stock outstanding and 92percentt of the combined voting power of the common stock.

The numbers tell the story: since the early 1970s the combined voting share of the main centre-left and centre-right parties has fallen from 91% to 67% in Germany, from 89% to 65% in Britain, and from 76% to 56% in France.

Meanwhile, the G-20 meeting in Cannes has given India and the rest of the BRICS a strong platform to continue to pressure the institutions of world order still dominated by the developed economies – the United States retains veto power over the IMF and the combined voting rights of the BRICS is less than those of the U.S. alone – to allow them a greater role.

That stake represents 97.7% of the combined voting power of Kraft's common shares.

Currently, the combined votes of Belgium and Switzerland outrank those of China.

On Sunday their combined vote share just scraped above 50%.

The combined vote-share of India's two national parties has continued to fall, to 47.3%.

The two parties' combined vote has dropped to 64% from 84% in 1982.

In a May 25 election, the Socialist and United Left parties won enough combined votes to govern.