Sentence examples for voting perspective from inspiring English sources

He treads a difficult line between endorsing the value of the British voting perspective, and denying the British Academy's domestic film bias.

A voting systems perspective shows that Trump lacks broad support among Republican voters and has only succeeded due to plurality voting.

To put the potential significance of the BME vote in perspective, Asian and black constituents – 3,803 and 3,818 respectively – amount to 3.7 times Gummer's 2010 majority.

"We are voting from the perspective of seven years," Rogge said.

From this perspective, voting Republican in the fall might be merely the first step in a long-term plan, culminating with the election, in 2020, of President Ryan.

In this paper we propose a framework that explores the design space of digital voting from the perspective of participation.

"How can you be a person of faith and not be where the issues of justice are being debated?" Julian E. Zelizer observed the New York vote from his perspective as a history professor at Princeton, a former faculty member at the State University at Albany and the son of a Conservative Jewish rabbi.

(Competition shows like "American Idol" already use one aspect of this with fan voting; viewer-controlled perspectives could be another).

Becoming aware of how black people fought and died to be equal citizens of this country and participate in this democratic process of voting grounded my perspectives.

It might seem counter-intuitive to some to look at the vote from that perspective, but the campaigns of Sanders and Trump are more similar than a cursory profile might suggest.

What began as an electronic vote for the player of the century quickly turned to chaos when FIFA officials realized that predominantly young fans comfortable with the technology but without a historical perspective were voting for the Argentine star Diego Maradona, who had 53.6 percent of the votes.