Sentence examples for dominant voting from inspiring English sources

His already dominant voting power will be increased further through his control of a separate class of shares.

There was no tightly organized "Liberal Party" as such but merely various parties and parliamentary groups that formed a dominant voting bloc of basically conservative deputies in the national parliament.

Goldwater advocated, or uttered words giving the clear appearance that he advocated, using atomic weapons to defoliate the jungle covering the Ho Chi Minh Trail, giving NATO commanders discretion to use nuclear bombs as they saw fit, and making Social Security voluntary — a fairly far-out position to take at a time when the New Deal generation was still the dominant voting block.

With their ability to vote as a bloc and in overwhelming numbers, observant Jews have become the dominant voting group whether in the town, where they have supported Mr. St. Lawrence, or in the East Ramapo Central School District, where the students are mostly black and Hispanic and the school board is controlled by Orthodox Jews who send their children to private yeshivas.

But its dynamics were quite similar, with two dominant voting patterns, William O. Douglas being the regular dissenter, as Justice Stevens is in the Rehnquist court, and Tom C. Clark and Potter Stewart playing the role of the swing votes, similar to that of Justices Anthony M. Kennedy and Sandra Day O'Connor in the present court.

Politically, supporting ENDA can only help you in the long run as Millennials become the dominant voting block.

Without a doubt, the most victories will go to the African National Congress, the party that led the nation into liberation and has been the dominant vote-getter during 17 years of post-apartheid democracy.

The MLP and the MSM generally compete for the dominant Hindu vote, although they both have supporters in all communities.

This leaves Y with two undominated strategies, "vote for y" and "vote for z," which are neither dominant nor dominated strategies: "vote for y" is better than "vote for z" if Z chooses y (leading to y rather than x), whereas the reverse is the case if Z chooses z (leading to z rather than x).

Nevertheless, Democratic and Republican leaders say they expect that the economy will be the dominant issue behind voting decisions at the caucuses on Jan . 3

Workers at Hyundai Motor, Korea's dominant vehicle manufacturer, voted to strike today, seeking an 11percentt wage increase and a 40-hour workweek, down from the current 44 hours.