Sentence examples for give one vote from inspiring English sources

The company's Class A shares give one vote apiece.

"All I had done was give one vote and that was to Mousavi.

In this system, voters are allowed to give one vote each to the candidate or candidates which they support, with the candidate having the most votes winning.

"One member one vote works best," said Mr. Lowery, but some of the co-ops NRECA represents give one vote per meter, which gives larger farmers and industries with many meters more voting power.

If Mr. Obama's edge holds, as most experts say it will when the count is completed on Thursday, Nebraska will give one electoral vote (officially No. 365 in the win column) to a Democrat for the first time since 1964, when Lyndon B. Johnson won the whole state.

If his edge holds, Nebraska will give one electoral vote to a Democrat for the first time since 1964.

Londoners wishing to stop Conservatism having the run of their city should not hesitate to give one of their two votes to Livingstone and neither to the Conservative incumbent, whom Livingstone alone can defeat.

The episode concluded with the breaking up of the cliques, a twist everyone saw coming a mile down the highway, and with the announcement to us that America can vote to give one houseguest the power to overrule the HOH's nominations at the last second next week or the week after.

Housing policy is another compelling reason for Londoners to give one of their two mayoral votes to candidate Livingstone and neither to candidate Johnson.

But a bill that Democrats are backing in the Legislature would end the winner-take-all provision and substitute the Maine-Nebraska formula, which gives one electoral vote to the winner of each Congressional district, plus two more votes to the statewide winner.

And the society in which a few donations here and there and giving one's vote to the right party are enough to convince oneself that you're doing all you can.