Sentence examples for of a voting from inspiring English sources

So what kind of a voting system do the philosophers favor?

Mr. Burnett said he had expected the formation of a voting alliance.

At the end of the day, when something of a voting rush hour kicks off.

For example, assume the chair of a voting body, while not having more votes than other members, can break ties.

"First of all, it assumes the Hispanic voter is some sort of a voting bloc across the country, when in fact there's tremendous diversity.

He was particularly fond of a voting simulator we had created to predict how the race would unfold under San Francisco's complicated voting system.

I don't believe that sanity can prevail when it's easier to pull out a Glock 19 than it is to pull the lever of a voting machine.

But what voters say to a pollster sometimes is different than what they do when they go into the privacy of a voting booth".

Clause VIII left the question of a voting franchise for nonwhites to be settled after the defeated Boers had been granted self-government.

But the only reform that would make all votes of equal value would be adoption of a voting system based on proportional representation.

Let's ask Jeffrey Dean, a programmer who was senior vice president of a voting machine company, Global Election Systems, before Diebold acquired it in 2002.