Sentence examples for voting class from inspiring English sources

Gerrymandering, strict voter ID laws, felon disenfranchisement are all aimed at one outcome: a voting class that is predominantly white, and in turn majority Republican.

Unfortunately, no matter how stellar the performance of the company, if a vote were to be held to postpone the sunset due date, short-term funds of all stripes resorting to all types of financial maneuvers would flock into the company's shares, eager to get their hand on the control premium that will result from the abandonment of the multiple voting class of shares.

Until Facebook achieved near universal adoption among the voting class, brands had no reliable way to gage public opinion.

The plan needs approval from more than half of the members of each voting class.

But last year, amid a shareholder revolt, Ryder arranged for a recapitalization in which all shares became a single voting class.

That sense of humor got him voted class clown at James Monroe High School in the Bronx.

He was voted "class king" in elementary school, and his senior class at Duncanville chose him as "best all around".

On the last evening, Chynah, who had been voted class speaker, stood before her fellow students and their families.

'Part of the Crowd' Growing up in a middle class family in Camden County, N.J., Wesley was so outgoing that he was voted Class Loudmouth at Pennsauken High in 1982.

A combination of best performing classifiers, when each classifier's vote on the same object is weighted according to its confidence in the voted class, led to the final product: a unified, national, soil type map with spatially consistent predictive capabilities.

His senior year, he was voted class clown, and soon after he turned eighteen he got elected to the school board; his platform was "Fire the principal," and, a few months later, the principal was forced to resign.