Sentence examples for form a voting from inspiring English sources

What works in such calls, instead, is getting people to form a voting plan.

Or will we form a voting bloc with the mother country?

He is expected to join the three justices considered conservative -- Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and Justices Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas -- to form a voting bloc of four.

The way Ocasio-Cortez and other members of Congress could start to move the party was to form a voting bloc which could threaten to vote against Democratic proposals unless it got progressive concessions, Rosenfeld said.

form a voting pool, calculate the energy functions of the labels of the members in the voting pool, calculate the probabilities of the labels based on their energy functions, assign one of the labels according the probability, propagate results to the next resolution level.

Prediction of the five best models were combined to form a voting committee and used for the classification of novel sequence samples such as the partial genome reconstructions from the cow rumen metagenome of switch-grass adherent microbes (see Additional file 2: Table S2 for an evaluation and meta-parameter settings of these ensembles of classifiers).

Dorrance Hamilton and Hope van Beuren, the daughters of Elinor, formed a voting trust to pool their shares.

Two other cousins, Hope van Beuren and Dorrance Hamilton, formed a voting trust and added Charles H. Mott, who is not a relative, to the board to represent their interests.

Mr. Perfetto went around the neighborhood, taking off his shoes as he walked into mosques and explaining to worshipers the importance of forming a voting bloc, and what arguments to make to persuade neighbors to vote.

Ann Coulter, of here, there and everywhere, says the Democratic Party is so dumb that "it's as if all the brain-damaged people in America got together and formed a voting block".

If petition drives are successful, the three members--who formed a voting bloc that took control of the board three months ago--could face the voters next April.