Sentence examples for its own voting from inspiring English sources

In its own voting, Russia gave the Azerbaijani entry the maximum 12 points.

Each state crafts its own voting system, and most pass along some control to local governments.

Pearce reels off a list of other firsts which the fund claims: the first local government pension fund to sign up to the UN-backed Principles for Responsible Investment; the first to carry out its own voting on environmental issues at company annual general meetings; the first to carry out environmental and carbon footprinting of its portfolio, using data from research firm Trucost.

In many states, each county has control over its own voting technology.

India's growing population is why the country keeps breaking its own voting record in terms of numbers.

It has its own Vote and management arrangements tailored to its core business.

[C1.] The shockwaves of France's rejection of a constitution for Europe reverberated throughout the continent, with Britain suggesting that it may cancel its own vote on the document and the naysayers in the Netherlands gaining even more confidence.

Then, when it's over, every state counts its own votes.

The opposition alliance headed by Abdullah Abdullah, who lost a tainted presidential election to Hamid Karzai last year, says that its own vote tallies, based on partial results, show that it is certain to win 70 seats, and once all results are in, it may win as many as 100 in the 249-seat Parliament. 249-seat Parliament

British current affairs programme Newsnight even offered its own vote.

"It will be a national election in which every party fights for its own votes," Ms. Merkel said.