Sentence examples for voting parity from inspiring English sources

But any change would not alter the voting parity between Germany and France.

How else could it explain the obsession with maintaining voting parity with Germany or the blunt charge by President Jacques Chirac, at an "informal" summit in Biarritz in October, that unless the smaller countries were willing to compromise, the Nice meeting would fail and the EU's enlargement would not happen?

The Democrats have 50 votes in the Senate and are only nine votes from parity in the House.

But they were in contention, legislatively, until the 2010 elections undid the gains that had put them within one vote of parity in the 150-member House.

Mr. Kato seems clearly to prefer to remain a Liberal Democrat, but if he were to carry his faction members into such an alliance, the resulting party or coalition would be just a few votes shy of parity with the Liberal Democratic Party.

Parity in votes between SNP and Labour next May now looks possible.

It's got even more expensive recently: following the Brexit vote, there's practically parity between sterling and the Swiss Franc.

When the 2013 restrictions were put in place, African American registration and turnout in North Carolina had nearly reached parity with white voting rates.

Both Rep. Upton and Rep. Murphy have voted in favor of strengthened parity provisions in the past.

Minority voting turnout and registration rates "approach parity" in these places precisely because the V.R.A. serves as a deterrent to and recourse for voting discrimination.

Yet the outcome may still present him with the opportunity to secure what none of his predecessors has done: a change to the voting system that will ensure greater parity for the Liberal Democrats.