Sentences with phrase «number of first party»

Any number of first party skills that are native to Alexa could be delivered with the right level of processing power.

Microsoft may have won this battle - but I fear the console war will be ultimately decided by the number of first party exclusives that each brand brings to the table.

What I found, when taking the average number of first party title by company, is that Microsoft releases an average of 2 first party titles per year since the Xbox One launched.

Considering the limited number of first party developers in Nintendo's stable, it makes sense that the limited resources imposed by the disaster would have a significant impact on game production for the company.

There are a number of first party titles releasing along...

I certainly knew that I was paying for a limited number of first party IPs, and it's not like I have a ton of extra money.

As expected, after the Nintendo Switch presentation came a lot of questions about the Switch and the 3DS and Reggie said Nintendo would continue to support it, as they have a number of first party games headed to it this year and now Nintendo of America have stepped forwards to divulge some of their 3DS plans:

Not exact matches

Confusing matters is that a number of exemptions were phased into the law that protect email exchanges between businesses, emails by charities and political parties for fundraising purposes, the first email sent after a third - party referral and emails in response to consumer complaints or inquiries.

Given this prairie windstorm, it's no surprise the Highwood Wildrose Riding Association was one of the first the party set up and that it has shown some of the strongest membership numbers in the province.

The short - term signs are promising as he's expected to be a part of the first - team's pre-season touring party, but the simple numbers in midfield — and Fabregas» continued presence — mean he's not going to get the football he needs in all likelihood, and should look for that elsewhere in the next twelve months.

Historically, this logic first became obvious in the case of the Weimar Republic in Germany, although many subsequent examples have shown that the total number of parties with elected officials and their ideological breadth is tightly related to the number of officials elected per district.

The first thing that should be emphasized is that a number of policies advocated by parties in this election are not new.

In some circumstances, such as when one party is totally dominant, it makes sense to tally the small number of voters from the minority party first, because it's quick.

It is perhaps no coincidence that a number of members of the «Magna Charta Association» would be founder members of the Democratic Federation in 1881, which would evolve into Britain's first avowedly socialist political party, the Social Democratic Federation.

The way the question is currently written, one could either interpret it as any case where a party first got a small number of seats in one election and was then able to increase their share significantly in the next (by whatever means), or it could be interpreted as just covering the technique of using symbolic gifts to provoke their opponents.

It has been described by party sources - and by the Britain Stronger In Europe campaign - as the first part of a «Labour fightback» against Brexit, amid concerns that the party's supporters will not vote in sufficient numbers for Remain.

If, as looks likely, the Conservatives end up with the largest number of seats, they get to go first in trying to form a government by going into coalition with other parties.

With 61 people either endorsed by parties or running as independents, this is the [highest number of candidates] since Cyprus first participated in European elections in 2004.

The Electoral Commission must determine which candidates are entitled to be elected by selecting those candidates on the list of each party, beginning with the first candidate on the list and ending with the lowest ranking candidate, which are equal in number to the number of seats to which that party is entitled to have allocated from its list submitted pursuant to section 127.

The Electoral Commission must first ascertain from the information given under section 179 (1)(a) the total number of all the party votes received by each of the parties listed on the part of the ballot paper that relates to the party vote.

In a scientific poll of the Conservative Party grassroots which we undertook last summer with the help of YouGov, we found that Boris Johnson was way out in front, with 38 % of first preferences — double the number given to Theresa May and a long way ahead of George Osborne who picked up just three per cent of them.

He knows it is fifty years since anyone won the leadership of an incumbent party — and inherited Number Ten - without first serving as chancellor.

This internal squabble puts Cox at odds with a number of his top party deputies, including First Vice Chair Vincent Reda and four regional vice chairs: Jay Savino (Bronx), John Jay Lavalle (Suffolk, Doug Colety (Westchester), Ed Morgan (Orleans).

In this form, the plurality principle can be problematic and ambiguous given the disproportionality of the UK's first - past - the - post electoral system, as a result of which the party with the largest number of seats may be different from the party which wins most votes.

The first problem for Blair was that the right wing was split into two slates — the AEEU - backed Labour First slate made up of individuals tied to right wing unions, and a number of other Blairites, such as actor Michael Cashman, retired USDAW official Diana Jeuda and Scottish party official - turned - lobbyist Jack McConfirst problem for Blair was that the right wing was split into two slates — the AEEU - backed Labour First slate made up of individuals tied to right wing unions, and a number of other Blairites, such as actor Michael Cashman, retired USDAW official Diana Jeuda and Scottish party official - turned - lobbyist Jack McConFirst slate made up of individuals tied to right wing unions, and a number of other Blairites, such as actor Michael Cashman, retired USDAW official Diana Jeuda and Scottish party official - turned - lobbyist Jack McConnell.

He has worked for the Labour Party in a number of different capacities, and as an adviser to the former First Minister of Scotland, Jack McConnell.

Ans: Let me first correct an impression, I want to state it categorically that there is no personal disagreement or face off between the National legal adviser, Dr. Muiz Banire SAN and the National leader of our party, it is just a misconception which has been fueled from a number of quarters to the public, probably those who tend to benefit from the existence of the crisis between the two who would prefer that there should be a crisis.

Labour's first openly gay female MP calls on party to increase number of BAME and LGBT people in influential positions

Or rather, Theo Bertram, a number 10 staffer who was playing the role of Clegg in one of many dress rehearsals staged by the Labour party in the build - up to the general election — the first British general election to feature live TV debates.

The general election result — when the Conservative Treasury minister Jane Ellison was swept out of her Battersea seat after a 10 % swing to Labour — has given activists hope of taking Wandsworth for the first time in 40 years, but in several wards the party would need a significantly bigger swing to take the number of councillors needed for a majority.

While Hillary Clinton has made history by becoming the first woman chosen as a major party's presidential nominee, the number of women in elected office in the United States has plateaued.

«The rules are that, if it's a hung Parliament, it's not the party with the largest number of seats that has first go - it's the sitting Government.»

In the first stage a union member will have to consent positively to opt in so part of their political levy goes to Labour, and the number of union members that agree to that become the basis of a union's collective affiliation to the party.

Yet while Britain's First Past the Post acts against the representation of women, the fact that the number of women candidates is going up and that the ERS are able to project a rise in women does show that parties can move forwards in this area.

Because 2012 is the first election year following redistricting, the number of signatures needed for minor party and independent candidates for U.S. House in Illinois and Pennsylvania is significantly lower than in normal years.

In what they describe as the «first week in our adult lives that the Labour party has been a party of opposition» the group say they think electing him will «make sure that weeks like this are numbered».

† In each line the first note refers to candidates and results, the second (if any) to ballot access (the number of state + D.C. ballots, out of 51, on which the Socialist Party candidates appeared) ‡ ^ Endorsed the Citizens Party's candidates in 1984.

In the first primaries these parties conducted following California's implementation of Proposition 198, the total votes cast for party candidates in some races was more than double the total number of registered party members.

The disparity between the numbers of votes and the number of seats obtained by the smaller parties gave rise to increased calls for replacement of the «first - past - the - post» voting system with a more proportional system.

[9][10] It was also the first time a party other than Labour or Conservative had won the largest number of seats in a national election since the December 1910 general election.

Even if the Tories are the largest party with the most number of seats and will therefore have the first chance to form a government, she will find it difficult to go into coalition with a smaller party like the Liberal Democrats, who are fundamentally opposed to Brexit.

In that way, we were able to use Teachout's momentum to make modest but important gains for independent politics, winning 5 percent of the vote and getting a number of teachers» union locals to endorse a Green Party candidate for the first time.

He explained that with 37 political parties fielding candidates, the governorship election will be the first to be contested by the largest number of political parties in the history of elections in Nigeria.

Nick said he would hold to his Election campaign commitment to talk first to the party with the largest number of seats - the Conservatives.

It is probably the first time in the party's history here in Saugerties that a candidate achieved such a number and it is because of her good message backed by strong principles, hard work and friendly, compassionate, personable qualities.

The Lib Dems are keen to move away from first past the post (FPTP), which exaggerates the number of seats awarded to a winning party - or the runner - up - traditionally favouring the Labour and Tory parties.

In 2015 a different political party won the largest number of seats in each nation of the UK for the first time.

Whatever the constitutional convention about the party with the largest number of seats getting first shot at forming a government, the pressure on Clegg to back a Cameron - led administration if the Tories won the largest share of the vote — rather than support a party that had lost its majority — would be intense.

A large number of Party members believe that he's also right on the first, if the applause that Clegg's name won at October's Party conference is anything to go by.

This is a small improvement on our current system of first past the post, since it allows voters to rank candidates and reduces the need to vote tactically, but it does not address the crucial unfairness at the heart of our democracy which is that a party's share of seats in parliament does reflect the number of votes it receives across the country - a situation which leads to millions of wasted votes and a shameful system of «safe seats» where a donkey could be elected so long as they were wearing the right coloured rosette.