Sentence examples for equal votes from inspiring English sources

Tiny, rural nations such as Burundi and Tonga have equal votes in the General Assembly.

"I think we're better off having five equal votes," said Ed Densieski, one of the three.

Its nine members serve for life, have equal votes and do not report to one another as a vice president of a division reports to the chief executive.

If both parties had got equal votes in the last general election, Labour would have won a clear plurality of the seats.

I'm a strong supporter of the idea of registered supporters but I don't think they should have equal votes with established party members.

This is a great topic for International Women's Day as it is about the women who fought for their right in order to achieve equal votes as men.

The exceptions to the equal vote policy are Magneto and The Toad, whose votes will be equaler than yours, although not necessarily equal to each other.

Each citizen had an equal vote regardless of occupation or background.

In some nonjury criminal cases, lay judges sit alongside professional judges and have an equal vote.

Under Canadian bankruptcy law, each investor, regardless of size, has an equal vote on restructuring proposals.

The 17 eurozone central bank presidents on the council currently have equal voting power.