Sentence examples for voting terms from inspiring English sources

In voting terms, this means that the 1.3 billion Chinese have the same representation as the combined royal families of Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, and Monaco, each of which currently has one I.O.C. member.

Online voting terms and conditions. 5.

More details on voting terms and conditions here.

For more details on voting terms and conditions, see www.bbc.co.uk/sportspersonality.

Full voting terms and conditions will be available on the BBC website and will also be carried on radio and television.

Lifetime voting rights will be granted only to Academy Award nominees and winners, and to members after three ten-year voting terms.

For a national popular vote election to be as easy to switch as 2000, it would have to be two hundred times closer than the 1960 election — and, in popular-vote terms, forty times closer than 2000 itself.

For a national popular vote election to be as easy to switch as 2000, it would have to be two hundred times closer than the 1960 election and, in popular-vote terms, forty times closer than 2000 itself.

BBC African Footballer of the Year vote terms and conditions.

One case study describes service design for a design conference and one discusses voting systems in terms of service design.

There is a growing literature that characterizes voting methods in terms of how computationally complex they are to manipulate.