Sentence examples for overlapping votes from inspiring English sources

The Office of Congressional Ethics, an independent investigative unit that serves as a prosecutor's office, had assembled what it believed was compelling proof that the overlapping votes and financial industry fund-raising parties created the appearance of a conflict of interest, even if no deals were made to change votes as a result of the donations.

In 2008 Ohio experienced an unintended consequence of a new statute that resulted in a brief period of overlap voting, when absentee voting has started and before the close of voter registration.

Lawlessness, corruption, isolation from Baghdad, inexperience, and confusion about overlapping authorities has disillusioned the newly voting public.

However, when the spectrogram is divided into a set of 170 overlapping short-time windows and a majority voting rule is applied on their classification scores, the entire frame is correctly classified.

A third, overlapping, group claims not unreasonably that nobody should be obliged to vote for a policy that was specifically, but short-sightedly, excluded from the manifesto.

The third, no doubt overlapping with the second, are the Democratic Party faithful who failed to vote for the Democratic presidential candidate this time round.

The judges considered 29 semifinalists, and though their votes barely overlapped, they were unanimous in seeing the contest as a cultural indicator.

Of course, some of this is to do with bloc voting, which gives an inbuilt advantage to neighbouring countries with overlapping ethnic and national groups, as in the former Yugoslavia and parts of eastern Europe.

This week, Brazil's president, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, won a crucial vote in the lower house of Congress on a bill to reform Brazil's tangle of overlapping taxes.

Sure, their supporters can point to particular votes and positions where they diverge, but Clinton's and Sanders' Senate voting records overlapped by 93%.

"The projects are overlapping.