Sentence examples for virtual vote from inspiring English sources
Other than getting other sites to link to you (every link is a virtual vote of confidence), the best way to boost your site's ranking is to make it relevant.
MoveOn.org, the powerhouse grassroots organization that showered Democrats with more donations in the midterms than almost any other liberal PAC, is asking its members whether to host a virtual vote on Thursday to endorse Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton for president.
It was not so long ago, historians say, that some voting places in eastern Kentucky were virtual vote-buying bazaars.
But who can deliver virtual voting blocs?
Last week, Judge Roberts dismissed Simon Property's contention that the Taubman Centers board had breached its fiduciary duty to shareholders by giving the Taubman family special shares in 1998 during a restructuring that gave it virtual voting control of the company.
Many of the institutional reforms proposed that would lower this barrier for women, such as remote or virtual voting in parliament to reduce the number of nights MPs are required to spend in London, have been rejected by MPs.
Others complained of foul play - especially by the Jordanians who launched a national campaign to get the voters to their keyboards and the Peruvians who linked government websites to the virtual voting booths.
The hashgraph algorithm, invented by Leemon Baird, the co-founder and CTO of Swirlds, is a consensus mechanism based on a virtual voting algorithm combined with the gossip protocol to achieve consensus quickly, fairly, efficiently, and securely.
One good point of the College is that when you have a virtual popular vote tie, which we have had several times in the past, it determines a winner so the governance of the nation can go forward without undue delay.
Then MoveOn set a deadline of 11 am Thursday for members to back a virtual endorsement vote.
The Arizona law passed on a virtual party-line vote, with no Democrats in support, and only one Republican state senator in opposition.
