Sentence examples for structure in voting from inspiring English sources
Inequality was built into its structure: in voting, employment, housing.
Aberdeen's chairman was angry that his counterpart from the Paisley club had not been willing to accept the change in voting structure in exchange for passing the full proposal.
In summary, the probability that a fair-minded voter is pivotal depends on the class structure in majority voting.
They acknowledged that the structure, which keeps voting power in the hands of the founders and original investors, would leave insiders with "significant" control over the company's decisions.
At the height of its infamy in 2005 the structure was voted one of the UK's most hated buildings in the Channel 4 programme Demolition.
A similar effect occurs in our voting structures where many different combinations of voting structures can lead to a similar overall vote.
The proposed voting structure in the new set-up would see Premier clubs having three votes, with those in the Championship receiving two votes and National league clubs getting one vote.
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell says the SPL will leave it up to the Scottish Football League clubs to decide which of the two bottom divisions Rangers will play in next season should a new 12-12-18 structure favouravour in votes by the two league bodies this week.
Rangers are to join forces with Celtic in blocking any move to change the current voting structure in the Scottish Premier League.
The final wall of a structure voted one of the UK's most hated buildings in 2005 has been demolished.
