Sentence examples for voting memberships from inspiring English sources

(The gory details: I weight each award based on the square of its historical success rate, and then double the score for awards whose voting memberships overlap significantly with the Academy).

His enemies say it is just a ploy to protect the brokers and specialists who use the NYSE's 1,366 voting memberships to earn their livelihoods.

He subsequently declined the offer of a full, voting membership.

"Clearly, our voting membership rated highly Chris's musical work this past year," Mr. Portnow told The Associated Press.

Between May and September, Labour's voting membership surged from two hundred thousand to five hundred and fifty thousand.

As an Academy member, I would love to see a more diverse voting membership".

Over the last decade the voting membership of the Academy has skewed increasingly toward indie- and foreign-based filmmakers.

As for making the voting membership younger: Anyone who hasn't made a theatrical film in over 10 years should be considered "inactive" and, hence, ineligible to vote.

The setting is a special meeting of the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources (CCAMLR) – a group with a voting membership of 24 countries plus the European Union.

The additions would bring the film academy's voting membership to just under 6,000, and fell short of the maximum of 150 new members authorized by academy rules for the year.

That reduced the voting membership of the executive committee from 24 to 22, for the World Cup votes in December.