Sentence examples for voting quota from inspiring English sources

Chinese papers ticked off a few other demands: an increase in China's voting quota at the I.M.F. and a recognition of its market economy status.

A double dissolution has halved the necessary voting quota for candidates to 7.7%, and new Senate voting rules have put preference flows – which opponents have historically used to shut out Hanson – up in the air.

Although there is some uncertainty given the new Senate voting system and the halving of the voting quota required, the No 4 spot is winnable while No 6 would be unlikely.

E.U. ministers also agreed that any members of a constituency whose voting quota is at least half that of the largest member in the constituency would have an opportunity to hold the position of the executive director on a rotating basis.

While Brazil should continue to pressure the US Congress to approve the changes negotiated over five years ago with the G20 on a larger voting quota at the IMF, it needs to move beyond traditional sources of finance available from the Bretton Woods institutions.

Not only does their low voting quota marginalize their influence, but they're also pouring money into Africa through other institutions and avenues.

The LNP, which fell well shy of the 46.2% primary vote quota for six seats with 41.4% at the last two elections, will rely on preferences from the minor right parties to get there.

The current lower house was chosen in November in a vote boycotted by the Brotherhood and some leftist groups who said the electoral system, a mix of direct voting and quotas, did not allow for a representative legislature.

In the final tally, Giri had votes against the quota of votes required to be elected President and Reddy had votes.

But with 12 rather than six state senators elected at a double dissolution vote, the quotas for a seat are halved, allowing candidates from smaller parties to win quotas in their own right.

Yet, cities like Geneva, Zurich and Basel all voted against quotas.