Sentence examples for give votes from inspiring English sources

Defeat disrupted the party, with the left demanding changes in its constitution designed to impose constraints on the freedom of action of its parliamentary leaders, including the transfer of the right to elect the party's leader from MPs to an electoral college that would also give votes to the unions and the constituency parties.

This way, s/he knows a number of persons and can give votes to more people.

Which of the area's courses is the most scenic is a matter of taste, but it's hard not to give votes to North Berwick.

"They're trying to give voting cultural cachet," Ms. Cox said of vote marketing in general.

That means ending the way brokers automatically vote their shares for managers when shareholders fail to give voting instructions (under review by the New York Stock Exchange).

Additionally, the overall degree centrality results show that people in the wiki-vote network are more active in giving votes to others than being nominated by others.

"But I think we need to be very, very cautious in our approach to giving votes to 16-year-olds".

" As a sign of how we listen, we should think about giving votes to 16 and 17-year olds".

Opposed to giving votes to 16 and 17-year-olds for UK-wide general elections and local elections in England.

Mr Robinson said: "Well, I don't like getting into situations where we're giving votes of confidence.

Shareholders are given votes in the company and earn a percentage of the profits.