Sentence examples for current ballot from inspiring English sources

Both players are stronger than the competition on the current ballot.

Using a cut-off of 55 WAR, we see 12 credible candidates on the current ballot.

Freilich said the current ballot initiative borrows from some of those ideas, but is "much more extensive".

The current ballot measures would allow teachers and other school officials to be sued if they pressured parents to request such waivers or could not provide sound reasons for granting them.

In this current ballot, half of BMA members who were eligible voted.

Soon after he had been asked about the I.B.M. card, the election chief of Alameda County, California, complained to him that the lever voting machines could barely handle the current ballots, which kept growing longer.

But his party has moved from the reformist approach it took in the early years of its rule, leaving an opening for opponents like the Social Democratic Republican People's Party, which had some success in the current balloting for 550 seats in Parliament in winning back centrist Turks wary of the conservative tack the ruling party has taken.

Even to stage the Oscars on a late January date, the Academy might have to replace its current voting system — paper ballots sent through the mail — with the kind of online system already used by some other groups.

At the same time, an odd-bedfellows coalition of Labor and Likud supporters met to try to abolish the current voting system, in which ballots are cast separately for prime minister and for party representation in Parliament.

The results of the current writers' ballot will be announced next month, with Gary Carter, Jim Rice, Bruce Sutter, Goose Gossage, Jim Kaat, Tommy John, Andre Dawson and the newly eligible Eddie Murray the leading candidates.

Under current law, ballots follow usual parliamentary voting rules, meaning strikes can be called on a simple majority vote.