Sentence examples for votes controlled from inspiring English sources

Immediately, there was speculation that Concacaf, the block of votes controlled by Jack Warner, may have switched his votes to Russia after hinting he would back England.

They bought votes, controlled local electoral institutions, made free use of public funds, nourished corruption and repressed or silenced the press.

In the electoral college that selects the party leader, for example, the proportion of votes controlled by the unions was reduced from 40 percent to one-third; the other two-thirds were divided equally between the PLP and the CLPs.

"The bold real-time voting element means that viewers' votes control every twist and turn of the live programme, making for an incredibly dramatic, emotional and exciting show".

We tend to assume that in negotiation, power comes from money, votes, control over resources, and so on.

In the remaining 21, the votes are controlled by corporations, mostly banks and other financial companies.

Martha Stewart, the undisputed controlling stockholder of MSLO who held 88.8% of its voting control, indicated that a targeted search was her preference over a broad public auction.

Onex has voting control of Celestica.

There are the team owners; they have voting control.

And the family retains voting control over the stock.

A.M.D. said the two companies would share voting control equally.