Sentence examples for sets of votes from inspiring English sources

There are four sets of votes up for grabs.

The new prime minister is Elio di Rupo, a Socialist from the Walloon (French-speaking) community.Fundamentalist concernsThe Muslim Brotherhood won an even bigger proportion of the vote than predicted in the first of three sets of votes for Egypt's parliament, getting 37% in party lists but raising its seat tally to 46% after a series of run-offs in single-member constituencies.

The central tenet of these debates is that there is no principled way of securing that aggregations of consistent sets of votes on interconnected issues are themselves consistent.

Mr. Khattar's district here is so homogeneous that there are only two sets of voting rooms: Greek Orthodox and, he said, "assorted".

If Monday's court judgment is not overturned, the party is expected to have to return their money – and will also have to ensure that members who also signed up as supporters are not accidentally sent two sets of voting papers.

(For real data sets of voting data, we treat 'yes' as '1' and 'no' as '0.' As a third outcome, sometimes a voter will 'abstain' on a particular vote, which we view as "missing data" with technique described below).

And they could bundle several nominations together, so that they would require a single set of votes and thus allow fewer opportunities for delay.

In a stunning set of votes in the fall of 1983, Western European Parliaments approved the deployment of American cruise and Pershing II missiles on their soil.

A decision is expected today, although it is unclear how a ruling on this particular set of votes will affect the outcome of the race.

In the first big set of votes since Trump became President, the America that reviles him and his backward-looking, monochromatic vision of the country stood up and made itself heard.

In electronic voting protocols, the peers need to agree on the set of votes; with secure auctions, the peers need to agree on bids, and so on.