Sentence examples for term of voting from inspiring English sources

Under the revised rules, new members are given an automatic 10-year term of voting privileges, which is extended a second decade if they have a credit in that first term.

In terms of voting records, there is not much to choose between him and Mr Gore.

What this means in terms of voting intentions is hard to say.

This puts Labour on 41% in terms of voting intentions, down four points from the previous month.

The Liberal Democrats can take comfort from having put a floor under their slide in terms of voting intention.

That of course assumes that voters waited until the very last minute to get down to business in terms of voting.

"It is too early in terms of voting to tell, but it certainly could potentially affect people's decision to give him money".

They are, if anything, a new "Greatest Generation" both in terms of voting patterns and, to a lesser extent, size – though we can still expect the Millennials to grow somewhat as a percentage of the electorate, since people are more likely to vote as they get older.

In terms of voting share across Wales, Labour and Conservative support is broadly similar to the previous general election.

Yan Fang of China University of Political Science and Law (in Beijing) even argues that 'China should at least be above Japan in terms of voting power' , given the fact that China took over Japan to become the second-largest economy in the world in 2010 (Financial Times 2010; China Daily 2010; World Bank 2010b f.

We normally understand this in terms of voting turnout stats, but Behind Closed Doors shows us the IRL version.