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Significados de
voting
en inglés
ruso
голосование
portugués
direito ao voto
catalán
vot
español
votante
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A choice that is made by counting the number of people in favor of each alternative.
vote
ballot
balloting
abstention
español
votante
Sinónimos
Examples for "
vote
"
vote
ballot
balloting
Examples for "
vote
"
1
French President Emmanuel Macron said Britain's Brexit
vote
showed Europe needed reform.
2
With that cherished right to
vote
,
however, comes a great personal responsibility.
3
However calling for the leadership
vote
was the right decision, she said.
4
He said, however, he'd be open to a public
vote
if necessary.
5
Some conservatives said a
vote
by the House was possible this week.
1
Sunday's
ballot
was the third national vote this year, including the referendum.
2
Public health doctors seem set to
ballot
for strike action over pay.
3
Officially the question on the
ballot
paper has been different each time.
4
As a result, it has a high number of rejected
ballot
papers.
5
So perhaps we should let prisoners vote but withhold the secret
ballot
.
1
Unions are
balloting
on strike action over the state of the buildings.
2
Their unions have decided to begin
balloting
for strike action next week.
3
The delegations were in earnest session the night before the
balloting
began.
4
Last
balloting
was second highest of the unsuccessful, General Sheridan leading him.
5
As the
balloting
continued the rivalry and feeling grew between their friends.
Uso de
voting
en inglés
1
A power problem has caused
voting
problems in parts of the state.
2
Japan abstained at the
voting
of the UNHRC possible war crimes debate.
3
However, Mr Salmond said Scots had everything to gain by
voting
yes.
4
He later said the situation had calmed and people had started
voting
.
5
The second type of special vote is cast at a
voting
station.
6
It also said some households got the wrong number of
voting
forms.
7
You're reading a paper, aren't you,' he went on, 'after the
voting
?
'
8
Mr Mousavi, at his news conference, listed problems with the
voting
process.
9
France, Spain and the Netherlands were among those
voting
for the proposals.
10
Next year we will use our
voting
power, Yngve Slyngstad told reporters.
11
Republicans say the photo ID rule is needed to prevent
voting
fraud.
12
NZ's mixed-member proportional representation
voting
system means majority government is unheard of.
13
Terms and conditions and privacy notice are available via the
voting
page.
14
AAP reports
voting
in Queensland state elections has been compulsory since 1915.
15
Another site will be open for the second week of early
voting
.
16
Young people
voting
for the first time were given bunches of flowers.
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Sobre este término
voting
Verbo
Presente
Nombre
Singular
Colocaciones frecuentes
voting for
early voting
electronic voting
online voting
postal voting
Más colocaciones
Translations for
voting
ruso
голосование
portugués
direito ao voto
representação majoritária
voto eleitoral
voto
votação
voto universal
voto facultativo
direito de voto
eleição
voto aberto
o direito do voto
votar
catalán
vot
disciplina de vot
votació
español
votante
votación
voto
voto popular
boleta electoral
votada
votacion
votado
Voting
a través del tiempo
Voting
por variante geográfica
Nueva Zelanda
Común
Sudáfrica
Común
Irlanda
Común
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