Sentence examples for common voting from inspiring English sources

This resolves a long-standing open problem in the computational complexity of manipulating common voting rules.

The difference between this common voting method and the Electoral College system is in fact stunning.

Punch-card systems remain the most common voting technology, employed in more than a third of the country, but their weaknesses became manifest in Florida.

Over time the two sides have split apart, like an amoeba dividing, separating into distinct spheres that share little common voting.

If we are truly committed to improving the electoral system, there are much bigger — and more common — voting problems to address, like inaccurate registration rolls, malfunctioning voting machines and untrained poll workers.

Harriett F. Goodman Boston, Oct. 25, 2004 To the Editor: In your list of recommendations for election reform ("What Congress Should Do," editorial, Oct. 24), you do not mention a significant need: common voting standards for the disability community.

– Muslims who won power, fairly and democratically through the common vote, have been hurled from power.

That's all you need to know, really.'Grabyrdydy' puts in a (common) vote for the character he calls Henry Potter.

So what is the Commons voting on this time?

My Commons votes reflect this.

18 March: Commons vote on the war.