Sentence examples for distribution of votes from inspiring English sources
The present distribution of votes in the country makes hung parliaments more likely and the outcomes more arbitrary.
Democratic-leaning voters tend to live in more densely populated areas, making for a less efficient distribution of votes.
One of the four magistrates on the electoral tribunal conceded that Nasralla's advantage appeared to be "irreversible," given the distribution of votes.
Oscar's best-picture nominations are all over the place this year, in terms of cinematic geography and the likely distribution of votes.
Labour, by contrast, has an efficient distribution of votes (in the large cities, mainly), and benefited from the same trends—so acted as a unionist safety net.
Constituency representatives are elected by the distribution of votes on the first ballot; the candidate winning the most votes secures election to the Bundestag.
The analysis, which highlighted the problems associated with various voting methods and the disparate distribution of voting technologies according to socioeconomic status (i.e., wealthier areas generally had more advanced technology and fewer invalidated ballots), spurred extensive debate about election reform.
(This distribution of voting rights has remained more or less the same up to mid-2014, as the Bank has failed to implement its policy change agreed to in April 2010 due to the blocking by the U.S. Congress for domestic reasons such as the country's sluggish economy and the attention and priority paid to local elections. A similar situation has occurred in the IMF).
"For fans, it is a bad deal because it is a missed opportunity for more equitable ownership of our club, with proper distribution of voting rights; and by floating shares at this inflated price, it provides a poisoned pill which might deter any more enlightened owners from buying the club in future," the Manchester United Supporters Trust said this week.
