Sentence examples for through voting from inspiring English sources

One argument was that fund shareholders are adequately protected through voting rights on a variety of matters, and because they can sue for breach of fiduciary duty.

Echoing sentiments that seem to be driving many young people away from politics, Mr. Frasier said he felt powerless to bring about change through voting.

As the domain of the state is reduced, our ability to change the course of our lives through voting also contracts.

Stoking that sense of ethnic solidarity — mobilized through voting blocs as well as people in the streets — may well be the crux of the coalition's ultimate strength.

If that is so, how can citizens, through voting, manage to give free and informed consent to their manner of governance, which is normally thought to be the source of the legitimacy of a democracy?

As Mr Cai and his colleagues wrote presciently last year, the turn "enhances the labourers' right to speak in the labourer-employer negotiation because labourers can impose stress on employers through voting with [their] feet".

Facebook founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg will remain in control of the company even after the flotation, controlling more than 57.3% of the voting power through shares he holds and through voting agreements with other shareholders.

Facebook founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg will remain in control of the company even after the IPO, controlling more than 57.3% of the voting power through shares he holds and through voting agreements with other stockholders.

This feature was already tested out at the Teen Choice Awards where Facebook users were able to express their thoughts on who should win specific awards through voting embedded in specific Page posts or within comments sections on Facebook.

One of the most troublesome developments for Americans who like democracy is the rise of the "top-two-go-through" voting system.

Corporations are voting through capital flight to exit the place!