Sentence examples for voting body from inspiring English sources

Though fans have a small say in the induction process, a voting body of around 800 artists, music historians and music industry professionals carries the greatest weight in deciding which six artists will enter the Hall of Fame.

Boasting an A-list cast that includes Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Marisa Tomei and Brad Pitt, the film is bound to be hit with the actor voting body of the Oscars.

Determined by a voting body of 334 top-notch bartenders and industry experts from around the world, London and New York swept this year's top ten. 1.

The comedian hailed The Golden State, where "Democrats from governor on down control every office and voting body," was now heading toward becoming the fifth largest economy in the world.

Be that as it may, apparently it worked: the voting body of the Young Republican National Federation was of a similar mindset, and on Saturday they elected Audra Shay--and her values--to represent them.

"You could also say the voting body – any voting body – just sucks," Peña said.

"Everyone on the voting body lives in South River.

Is it because the predominately white and over-60 voting body of the Academy wasn't interested?

Surprisingly, these calculations can result in the ostensibly most powerful player in a voting body being hurt.

For example, assume the chair of a voting body, while not having more votes than other members, can break ties.

They were therefore elected by the centuriate assembly that is, the Roman army organized into a voting body.