Sentence examples for greater voting from inspiring English sources
They were in fact three-fifths human under the Constitution, so as to grant their owners greater voting power.
"The Chinese want two things: one is greater voting rights in the IMF, the other is market-economy status".
Ironically, it will arguably leave unelected members of the House of Lords with greater voting rights than elected MPs in the Commons.
As is, Christians already have greater voting power than Muslims because they still occupy half of Parliament even though they now represent less than half of Lebanon's population.
The dramatic changes the region has undergone mean they are more pragmatic regarding reform, claim V4 leaders, adding that the EU would do well to recognise that by giving them greater voting powers.
Ministers have been accused of deliberately fudging a politically explosive debate on whether English MPs should be given greater voting rights than other MPs at Westminster over England-only legislation.
It turns out that a candidate's appearance — not beauty, but a look of competence — can generate a far greater vote swing than we previously thought.
A similar proposal to renationalise care could be an even greater vote-winner, particularly among the older age group more likely to vote.
That would give Germany the greatest voting power.
In every election cycle, about 5% of the electorate passes to the great voting booth in the sky.
"We represent a great voting bloc; it's unacceptable to have a mayor who writes minorities off.
