Sentence examples for over voting from inspiring English sources

Big countries differ with small ones over voting weights and the size of the European Commission.

A row over voting fraud, which saw all his rivals threatening to boycott the election, seemed to have been resolved.

"We may see the war over voting move from the polling place to the courtroom," he said.

A BATTLE over voting rights, pitting the state against company boards and many investors, is raging among French companies.

It's an unexpectedly bold document, especially in light of the strong partisan differences over voting these days.

Just as the state is the most important political battleground of the year, it is the center of the legal controversy over voting.

Rather it was a dispute between two democratic governments over voting rights, one to be settled by multilateral negotiations, not force of arms.

Americans have quibbled over voting methods since landowners in the 13 colonies first spoke their candidates' names to an election officer.

Consider, for example, the struggle over voting rights for women.

While the politicians fight over voting power, environmentalists are also up in arms about protecting the Everglades.

And a lot of the decline in cross-over voting is simply just the national parties becoming organised on a more ideological basis.