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Meanings of voting rights in English
Russian
избирательное право Portuguese
direito de sufrágio Spanish
derecho a voto Catalan
dret de vot 
Right to vote.
Related terms
Catalan
interès de vot Voting interest (or voting power) in business and accounting means the total number, or percent, of votes entitled to be cast on the issue at the time the determination of voting power is made, excluding a vote which is contingent upon the happening of a condition or event which has not occurred at the time.Voting interest is one form of economic interest.
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Examples for "voting interest"
Examples for "voting interest"
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Under the final agreement, Disney will have more voting interest than economic interest.
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The proposed deal would have given Orascom majority voting interest.
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The voting interest of those shares will not be diluted.
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Malone still holds a controlling voting interest in Discovery.
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But rules on foreign ownership initially forced the Egyptian company to accept a minority voting interest.
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Next year we will use our voting power, Yngve Slyngstad told reporters.
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The deal requires the approval of 80 percent of K-Swiss' outstanding voting power.
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Reduced voting power can be problematic if managers misbehave or if takeovers arise.
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He controls about a quarter of the voting power in Liberty Latin America.
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This puts voting power in the hands of the older generation.
Usage of voting rights in English
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There's the continuing and ongoing issue of the protection of voting rights.
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Telus argues that universal voting rights are a good corporate governance practice.
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The state's practices have previously drawn criticism from national voting rights advocates.
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Semans, co-executive director of Four Directions, a Native American voting rights group.
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Women were granted voting rights in these islands only 90 years ago.
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Full voting rights are only granted for municipal elections and French elections.
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For the foreseeable future, victories by voting rights advocates should be secure.
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Nissan currently owns a 15 percent of Renault, but no voting rights.
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A constitutional amendment for voting rights in Congress fizzled in the 1980s.
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Nissan has no voting rights on its 15 percent cross-holding in Renault.
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Residents will be protesting against the lack of universal voting rights there.
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Citizenship is needed for access to health care, education, employment and voting rights.
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Its voting rights, however, rise to 52 percent keeping it firmly in control.
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EBS Building Society plans to give its home loan customers full voting rights.
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Those options could clarify shareholders' voting rights, Bertsch said in a telephone interview.
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We need to protect voting rights, said Peter Callahan, the group's communications coordinator.
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Translations for voting rights
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