Sentence examples for which voting from inspiring English sources
The case challenges the secretary of state's authority to dictate which voting systems are used.
Pro Bowl participants are chosen through a three-pronged system, in which voting results from fans, players and coaches are equally weighed.
"This is Swiss direct democracy," said Urs Ischi, a party member who promoted the new system, in which voting on citizenship was conducted with national referendums.
In brief, the dispute is about which voting system Momentum uses – one-member-one-vote (Omov), as in the Labour leadership election, or elected delegates.
Defending the odd unpopular position, it follows, may be politically helpful: like a kind of irrational exuberance, it can make a party look sincere, principled, and so on, shaping the underlying character judgments on which voting choices are ultimately made.
Some influential voices on the Tory Right still defend that No to AV campaign, and sneer at those hand-wringing elitists (like me) who had hoped for a more intelligent debate about which voting system might be best for Britain.
South Carolina, which votes on Jan.
In South Carolina, which votes on Jan.
Rubio's home state of Florida, which votes Jan.
This meant the EU, which votes as a bloc, abstained.
No one, not even the judges, knows which votes count.
