Sentence examples for determined votes from inspiring English sources

"We are in circumstances whereby the election still hasn't been determined, votes are still being counted, and we want to make sure we get that certainty there for Bill Shorten and for the Labor leadership team," he said.

The legislature has no preference for manual recounts as the most accurate way of determining votes, which is why they make it entirely optional.

Reason is not part of the argument for "the masses"; the tactic is to attract strong passions on issues that will determine votes.

The reasons were to influence opinion, both in Parliament and from his position as a member of the legislative, and determine votes in the House of Commons itself.

The President is not elected by direct vote, but by an indirect electoral college system in which the determining votes are apportioned to the states and the District of Columbia.

While the issue ranks high among voters' priorities, it rarely determines votes on its own, but tends to poll even higher among women, a demographic that could boost Romney, who is currently locked in dead heat with Obama.

One credible exit poll revealed that protecting the peace process had three times more weight in determining voting decisions than did any other factor.

To convert these projections into electoral-college votes, his model then simulates a large number of elections, using a random-number generator to determine vote tallies and the electoral-college votes associated with them.

The quota is based on a country's wealth and it determines voting power within the organisation; those making higher contributions have greater voting rights.

Determining voting rights based on grandparents sounds uncomfortably similar to Nazi Germany's Nuremberg Laws of 1935, the sweeping antisemitic legislation that stripped Jewish people of basic civil rights.

Each binding self-determination referendum requires determining who votes, how the vote must take place, and which territory is implied.