Sentence examples for ticket preferences from inspiring English sources

He has also wielded a crossbench vote for the three years of the hung parliament and now exercises the power that comes with his own political party that is attracting strong support in some crucial Queensland seats and is being wooed by the major parties in negotiations over crucial Senate ticket preferences.

This allows them to indicate the party of their choice and accept the "ticket" of preferences allocated by that party.

The Nick Xenophon Team says it is running an open ticket, with no preferences for anyone, but that could change in the next couple of weeks.

The team is giving existing season-ticket holders four preferences for where they wish to be in the new stadium, including where they now sit.

Labor's Anthony Albanese, who is being challenged in his Sydney seat of Grayndler by the Greens, accused them of agreeing to issue "open tickets" without any preference recommendations in numerous marginal seats, mostly in Victoria, in exchange for the Liberal party preferencing the Greens ahead of Labor in some inner-city seats in Melbourne and Sydney.

Lambie is therefore relying on the Senate voting system, including the increasingly controversial Group Voting Tickets (GVTs) and "preference harvesting" capacity remaining in place.

Senior Labor figures such as Anthony Albanese have insisted that the Greens have agreed to issue "open tickets" without any preference recommendations in a series of marginal seats, mostly in Victoria, in exchange for the Liberal party preferencing the Greens ahead of Labor in a series of Labor/Green marginals in inner-city Melbourne and Sydney.

Similar to Priceline.com's model, consumers can name their desired price for tickets, select seating preference and inventory owners can accept or deny this bid.

This summer, Theater L.A. hopes to track the preferences of participating ticket buyers, alerting them online to other productions of interest and offering "choice seats, great locations and appropriate-price tickets," Mr. Wochner said.

"Sources familiar with the incident say their understanding is that the woman filled in a straight Republican ticket on the ballots where preferences had been left blank by voters," the paper writes.

Corker's background likely met Trump's stated preference for a ticket mate who could ably navigate the corridors of power in Washington.