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Except as provided for in paragraph 2 below, each Contracting Party to this Convention or to any protocol shall have one vote.

With hindsight it was zero, since the official margin of victory was more than one vote.

Stockholders ' meetings are usually held once a year. Each share of stock is entitled to one vote.

In the Communist Party context the word does not mean one person one vote, but rather greater mass participation in politics.

"ONE person, one vote" is an accepted principle, in Western democracies at least.

Puerto Rico is always one vote away from splitting off, but they keep voting to stay.

For election of Officers of the Club a mark against a candidate's name or the lowest of any numbers shall count as one vote.

But with 'one country one vote', African, Arab or Asian countries, or indeed Europeans voting en bloc, can easily outvote the United States.

But I still want to say that implementation of democracy has a lot of ways, not just only one person, one vote system.

Each member association, regardless of its size, has one vote at FIFA's congress, which elects the president.

The principal deliberative body of the United Nations , in which each member nation is represented and has one vote .

Rio said its deal with Chinalco needed to be approved by 50 per cent of shareholders plus one vote in a poll expected in May.

And even if Cantonese had lost the contest to Beijing pronunciation, it would not happen by only "one vote" .

The candidate for city council has been beaten by only one vote , but a miss is as good as a mile.

The senate vote on this bill was very close. In fact it was a real cliff-hanger -- it finally got passed by one vote, 50 to 49!

AP 6, the Iranian parliament to impeach the long-held energy minister Majid Dunham vote. Dunham long one vote eventually escaped unharmed.

Voting rights Each member of the general assembly shall have one vote.

The bill will need several Republican votes to pass, with Democrats already one vote shy of a filibuster-proof majority.

The voting operates using a simple majority system in which each elector can cast one vote and the candidate with the most votes wins.

Johnson was accused of having broken the law, but on May 16, 1868, the U. S. Senate failed to convict him by one vote.

A few months later, the Senate acquitted Johnson of the impeachment charges by just one vote.

The democratic process is supposed to be one person one vote, but it turns out that money is talking louder than the votes.

Currently, the U. S. Senate is controlled by the Democrats by one vote.

Each of the 100-plus IOC members gets one vote, and after every round the city with the fewest votes is eliminated.

Each member of the General Assembly shall have one vote.

Muhongo, the sole scientist among the candidates, received just one vote despite energetic lobbying.

The Social Economy Network Cooperative Basel is a democratic network in which each member organization has one vote.

Secondly, there is no provision can only be one person one vote ah.

The radicals had failed by one vote. When the Senate voted on the other charges, the result was the same.

But the idea of "one shareholder, one vote" has still not been fully implemented, particularly in continental Europe.

All have been agreed at the regular school council meetings where teachers and pupils each have one vote.

Another would be raising the barrier for acceptance of a bid from 50% plus one vote to 60%.

South Africa lost this first bid to Germany by one vote, but Jordaan says that only strengthened the team's resolve.

Mr Sima says that China is not ready for personal freedom, nor suited to one man, one vote.

The TEDA Environmental Protection Bureau is entitled to exercise a veto with only one vote on all projects .

You only have one vote per campaign. But you can withdraw your vote and change it whenever you want.

When voting on a resolution of the board of directors, each member shall have one vote.

If four of them had changed their minds, it would have failed by one vote.

Investors get one vote per share to elect the board members, who oversee the major decisions made by management.

The Democrats are one vote short of the 60 they need to railroad through the bill and Snowe is the Republican likeliest to provide it.

In the voting on a resolution of the Board of Directors, one person shall have one vote.

Every share represents one vote and shareholders are regularly asked to vote on important matters.

But the vote by the board was just one vote short of unanimous.

We are understanding the pain of the failure that Italy and Turkey are in, especially the Turkey who lost the third chace by only one vote .

Article 18 Members (member representatives) have the rights of vote, election, being elected and recall, one vote for each.

Each country member of the Executive Committee shall have one vote.

Johnson was acquitted by just one vote, narrowly avoiding removal from office.

Under the previous system, constituencies had several seats, but voters only one vote.

Each member of the Trusteeship Council shall have one vote .

Each member of the Economic and Social Council shall have one vote.

Would it allow "one person, one vote, one time" , as many secular critics predict?

"Each high-vote ordinary share is entitled to 15 votes versus one vote for each ordinary share, " Fuller explains.

According to electoral rules, the International Exhibitions Bureau 89 member states regardless of their size, each having one vote to vote.

The Senate ratified the treaty that approved the purchase by just one vote.

They therefore literally cannot afford to lose even one vote now.

The democracy of one dollar one vote is not attractive.

returning its president by "one man, one vote"

Zoe has one vote, the same as the smallest child.

Africans require, want, the franchise on the basis of one man one vote.

Each director or executive director has one vote.

Finally, in 1978, the Senate approved it by one vote more than the necessary two-thirds.

Sixty percent of StackOverflow users haven't cast one vote, but that doesn't tell the whole story.

Cantonese was beaten by only one vote in 1911 and Mandarin won out finally.

Should the SAR Chief Executive be elected by one person one vote in 2012?

One person, one vote, - no position, no rank.

But in 1964 the Supreme Court enshrined the principle of "one person, one vote" .

They have one nation -- one vote, everyone has an equal vote.

one person, one vote, the tickets only.

He lost the election by one vote.

He avoided being fired by just one vote.

Each share of stock is worth one vote.

One member-one vote or 8 percent cap on stock dividends.

Here's one vote for openness.

Each member has one vote.

But any change that can win one vote may lose another.

Yes, there is one share, one vote.

For example, the charter may specify one share one vote and prohibit defensive measures by management against hostile bids.

One man , one vote.

At least we got one vote. She said with a wry smile

At the news online before that at Hong Kong in 2006 to be pushing one person, one vote election system.

pushing for the early election of the chief executive and all legislators by one-person-one-vote

1 Each member present has one vote in the General meeting of the Association. The obligatory items on the agenda are

Capital Majority Decision; The Rule of Vote; Voting Power; One Share One Vote; Shareholder's Right;

A company limited by shares, with one vote per share

Parliament's resistance to 'one man, one vote' was partly overturned in 1884 with the third Reform Act which:

Be beaten by one vote

Screen capture of donut-shaped graph of results based on one vote