Sentences with phrase «future votes»

That's not the sort of data that you could mine to get an indication of future voting, or for marketing purposes online or off.

That will also mean demanding fewer abstentions in future votes.

Stop using taxpayers funds to kiss up to the Rebbes for future votes.

When Priti Patel MP asked about the government's policy on future votes at the World Bank on loans to Argentina, she was told Britain would assess each project on its own merits and the context of each individual loan.

They include Viacom vice-chair Shari Redstone and Viacom president and CEO Philippe Dauman — and several trustees whose future votes are uncertain.

«We believe that for all shareholders to have a good line of sight in terms of future voting decisions, that this is very important information.

Yes, you might lose the vote of the religious right if you take this route... but latinos and the younger generation are unquestionably the critical future voting bodies that must be targeted, and you can't do that by doing what you've been doing.

Some admittedly are quite sophisticated, allowing for pollster (aka house) effects, but they are nonetheless estimates of current public opinion and not future votes.

(Sidenote: If a race is nominated but not picked, it is still eligible for future votes.)

- PS4 version received 37.7 % of votes - the 3DS version got 27,2 % - 26.3 % of viewers played both - 8.8 % pledged to buy the game in the future

Because the founders currently hold majority - voting rights, the plan does not require that shareholders give their consent to the dilution of their future voting power.

Republicans have largely pledged their support for DACA, but immigration hard - liners will prove to make keeping the Obama - era legislation a difficult task, as it's currently unclear what a future vote would look like.

That seems lazy, and while it's not Hoffman's fault, I'm pretty sure it's going to trickle down to future votes.

The SNP is unlikely to want to accept restrictions on the chance to secure a future vote — and may regard such limitations as, in themselves, constraints on a power that ought to reside in the hands of the Scottish Parliament.

He received a very positive reception, with many people recognizing him, wanting a picture with him and professing past or future votes for him.

The 2014 budget bill included $ 2.5 million in funding for a future vote in Puerto Rico's political status.

The former shadow business secretary - alongside deputy Labour leader Tom Watson - has been cited as a possible contender to stand against the incumbent at a future vote.

I voted for him but he just lost any future votes from me.

Konop also called for Tom Skeldon's first cousin, Tina Skeldon Wozniak, who is also on the county commissioners to recuse herself from all future votes involving Mr. Skeldon because he doubted she could maintain impartiality.

This Resolution is particularly relevant since it provides a good indication of the extent of the Parliament's support for a fins - naturally - attached policy and its future voting behaviour.

This is how the future voted.

Cardano aims to implement a blockchain based style of governance with decisions about the blockchain in the future voted by token holders and the decision is enacted to protocol.

is simply an agency of the Government of Canada legislated into existence to do the government's dirty work, being, to take our money away from us, to be redistributed as governments see fit... for future votes.

The recovery is not in the interest of the leadership of the Obama administration.This will influence my future vote.»