Sentence examples for reflect votes from inspiring English sources

Now, these numbers aren't going to accurately reflect votes in the general election.

Since no write-in votes were reported, however, the weighting of the final tabulations did not reflect votes that could have increased the total vote by as much as 5%.

Politicians seem to believe that corporate governance should reflect the democratic processes they follow and therefore only seem capable of coming up with ideas that reflect voting and transparency of information.

As a proportion of GDP, the net cost to existing members would be little more than the gains from trade.Alternatively, the actual allocation of EU money might change to reflect voting power in the enlarged Union.

Labour intends to appoint life peers to "more accurately reflect the votes cast at the previous general election".

Perhaps these depressed levels reflect the votes of underconfident investors, so it's a good time to buy.

Under a proportional system the SNP would likely see their number of MPs cut in half and more accurately reflect the votes cast north of the border.

Strike or no strike, each organization — the foreign press association and the film academy — is free to hand out awards that reflect the votes of their membership.

A slew of these polls have so far produced results that reflect few votes and no trends.

In this way, the primaries would continually reflect recent voting trends.

But party figures do not tell the whole story, since they do not always reflect actual voting patterns.