Sentences with phrase «different voting rules»

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Note that Congress has voted to kill at least eight different Obama - era regulations, including a rule that would require oil companies to disclose payments to foreign governments.

As a general rule, we pretty much always vote for the second crib, but every kid is different, so you can read a few tips on factors to help you decide here.

That could be feasible but under the current selection rules there is no guarantee that the result of the voting among party members would be any different.

But early voting turnout figures in Morse's district, different rules for mail - in ballots and the general unpredictability of turnout in recall elections mean Republicans have a chance to shake things up.

Each Member State has different rules determining who can vote for and run as the European Parliamentary candidates.

These societies were not necessarily full democracies in which citizens cast votes, but they were radically different from the autocratic, inherited rule found — or assumed — in most early societies.

The science occurs when different voting systems are considered: the electoral college vs majority rule vs approval voting vs rank voting.

Tiny House Design & Living LLC has the right, in its sole discretion, to maintain the integrity of the Campaign, to void votes for any reason, including, but not limited to: multiple entries from the same user from different IP addresses; multiple entries from the same computer in excess of that allowed by Campaign rules; or the use of bots, macros, scripts, or other technical means for entering.

Bitcoin miners signaling support for specific protocol changes is sometimes mistaken for a vote on the rules of Bitcoin, but it's unclear if there is much of a connection between what miners want and how speculators will react once they are able to trade two different digital currencies based off the distribution of bitcoins at a specific block height.

Unlike the profit - sharing rules above, the voting rules are often different, and done on a one - vote - per - person basis.