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WITH a seven-point lead in the polls a few days before voting, the race for America's presidency is now Barack Obama's to lose.

"This year, the scales are tipped, " he said. "And I think you're going to see a lot of Republicans voting for Obama this year. "

He said the critics of online voting "are well-meaning but they fail to take into account the context. "

In the market democracy the objective of the voting process is not a man, but a man's achievements, the products of his exertion.

In the lower frame of his cartoon, David Horsey shows us what could happen if an irresponsible young fool hacked into a voting system.

Most anti-slavery men did not vote, because their names had been kept off the voting lists by pro-slavery officials.

Mentally ill persons unable to exercise their voting rights shall not do so after confirmation of their cases by an election committee .

In the Senate, Obama amassed a voting record in line with that of the Democratic Party's liberal wing.

Unlike India, Indonesia does not stagger its election, though some Christian districts will be allowed to delay voting a few days.

Hammerschmidt had a very conservative voting record and was a strong defender of President Nixon.

The president of the bank sat in, ex officio, at the committee's more important meetings, voting only if it became necessary to break a tie.

On any given day, the stock market is a voting machine, '' he said, and only ''in the long run is it a weighing machine.

The Japanese have so many reasons to resent the LDP that you might think voting it out of office would be cathartic.

With voting due to take place in less than four weeks , violence is continuing and tensions are rising.

It was his first public announcement since voting ended in a week-long referendum on whether southern Sudan should become a separate state.

From here submissions can be shared and users can move ideas up or down in a Digg-like voting mechanism.

He said that his party was willing to give ground on a key Liberal Democrat demand and move towards a more representative voting system.

Nonetheless, he notes, they turn out on voting day in the same proportion as the rest of the population.

All shares entitled by the articles of incorporation or this Act to vote generally on the matter are for that purpose a single voting group.

This time, under pressure from a new generation keen to break the grip of Socialist barons, the party has agreed to open up the voting.

You can simple filter the articles out by voting into our system, with just a simple click of a mouse.

The referendum will allow voters to punish him for his perceived betrayals by voting against the change.

But it is hard to see the applicability of that principle to Senate voting, given the other barriers to enacting legislation.

Finally, I would like to say a few words on the question of proxy voting.

"Well, sir, " he said, "I don't know what we're voting on, but it looks like you and me are the only ones for it. "

He found a voting system that he says would have helped Florida avoid its problems in the two thousand presidential election.

Held in London in 1851, the Great Exhibition introduced new inventions like an early form of the fax machine and the voting machine.

During that period, the Party member concerned has no right to participate in voting or elections or stand for election.

Voting in the very next election was "a joy, " she said, "but I didn't feel it should have been so hard. "

And when that bill came to my desk from the Congress for my signature, the heart of the voting provision had been eliminated.

A registered Democrat for most of his life, Dwyer had never been politically active, beyond simply voting.

This would not have happened if governments had not been allowed to use the financial system as a voting machine.

Long before any voting, two or more drafts of legislation circulate, all trying to address the same problem.

After years of voting to defer these cuts, the other party is now willing to walk away from the needs of our doctors and our seniors.

Some of this was protest voting. But a chunk reflects views deeply antithetical to all that the EU stands for.

Action may be taken by one voting group on a matter even though no action is taken by another voting group entitled to vote on the matter.

But for the vote to be valid, a quorum of at least one-third of the voting rights of shares outstanding is required.

Except AS otherwise provided, where a decision cannot be arrived at by consensus, the matter at issue shall be decided by voting.

So I admire you as the elderly, but I do not know what you can add ratings and voting, would like to know voting site.

Many white voters told pollsters that they would vote for the black candidate but, in the anonymity of the voting booth, they did not.

Protest voting. Because little seems to be at stake, people often show dissatisfaction by voting against governments.

"There is a formula used to calculate voting rights. That formula is under review and needs to be reviewed, " she said.

Or that of the eight voting to keep it on the market, six said it should be only with tougher warnings and restricted distribution?

She said even if all the voting materials are distributed properly, the poll's credibility is still in doubt.

Already, one member of the bank's nine-strong monetary policy committee has been voting for a quarter-point rise in the base rate.

They want full rights to participate in the voting or political process, or to be considered as wholly separate from another country.

The Board has also had a brief discussion on the question of proxy voting by the Government as a minority shareholder.

All this voting gives Haitians the chance of a fresh start, but it has also diverted resources from other priorities.

Republican gains among the electorate appeared to be broad, diminishing Democrats' hold over large voting groups.

Because little seems to be at stake, people often show dissatisfaction by voting against governments.

Pollsters, who have not always been accurate in their predictions of Palestinian voting, say Fatah should win.

Thousands of lawyers are fanning out across the United States to be on hand if there is the slightest sign of voting irregularities.

He said the Chinese mission in two major voting centers to 5 observed.

Up to two (2) voting Directors may be appointed by the Chairman of the Board to serve a one-year term during the Chairman's term of office.

They must spell out a clear timetable, simplify needlessly complicated voting rules and speed up the procedure for electing a president.

U. S. television networks said immediately after voting ended that the race in California was too close to call in both parties.

On Sunday, Mr Diallo said he had evidence of fraud in some voting districts, and he requested that the election body investigate further.

First, there is voting rights, one of the great privileges as well as responsibilities of a democratic society.

North Korean mass media claim that this is the most democratic form of a direct voting by secret ballot.

The clear message of this initial voting was that the OpenNTF. Org Web site should be improved in various ways.

Everyone will be invited to vote, he said, adding that voting is likely to be via the web.

In the days leading up to Election Day, large numbers of voters also turned out to cast their ballots in early voting.

voting in the election, but she has no sense of public duty.

Most senators find out how the wind blows in their home state before voting on bills in Congress.

More information about the Referendum, the Voting Systems and easy-to-use resources is available here .

In 1965, in an attempt to grant blacks the right to vote in the South, President Lyndon Johnson signed into law the Voting Rights Act.

There's a voting system -- if one computer is not agreeing with the other three, it's kicked out of the system.

Each Participant in the Grant Program will also be allowed up to ten (10) Votes each day of each Voting Period.

And so far, nobody has claimed that the two articles I mentioned are false: Digg exposes most of the voting activity for all to see.

She said she was voting for him "because he's for the coloured people" .

The announcement that Hamid Karzai had been declared president without a second round of voting raised many more than three questions.

The voting age in India is 18. Girls can legally marry at 18 and boys at 21, although the law is often flouted, especially in rural areas.

But his efforts to impose his will on Repsol have been hampered by a bylaw that limits the voting rights of any single shareholder to 10%.

The 222-year-old document contained language that tacitly condoned slavery, and did not give voting right to women.

You'll have no voting rights, all voting power belongs to Mason and a few other insiders.

Opposition parties have alleged voting irregularities, but the Iraqi Electoral Commission said the poll has been transparent.

Mr Obama's voting record in the Senate is one of the most left-wing of any Democrat.

Such a recount appears to be unprecedented, and it wasn't immediately clear when it would begin, or how many voting sites would be included.

He says we still have two more stages to go with more than two-thirds of the voting still to be accomplished, so the die is not cast.

When I moved to China it never occurred to me that it would be more than a blip in my voting record.

In a poll of election voting-intentions, the result might be that 40% of respondents intend to vote for a certain party.

On the last weekend before voting, Mr Obama at last flew up to stump for Ms Coakley at Northeastern University.

A woman walks up to a voting booth at a polling station in Herat, Afghanistan on August 20, 2009.

The voting system did not prevent people from voting more than once, so its results are admittedly unscientific.

It's worth pausing on that for a second, because voting, contrary to popular opinion, doesn't tend to change all that much as you age.

Perry has a strong record of job creation in Texas and appeals to economic and social conservatives, key voting blocs within the party.

The voting date is up to the morning of this Friday, and who operate overdue vote will be considered as nonuser.

Iceland is voting on a milder form of that solution this weekend (see article).

The queues at early voting stations seem to be aiding the Democrats.

Voting principle is usually utilized to combine the results of several individual classifiers.

an almost complete lack of roads means that most voting material must be delivered by helicopters that cannot land if it is too muddy.

News Corp. 's class A shares account for about 70% of the company's market cap (recently $41 billion total) but have no voting power.

Some think the party will do itself more harm than good if it opposes voting rights for a mostly black city.

At the end of the first day of voting, the referendum that many doubted would ever happen now appears to be a routine and joyous exercise.

Those who believe in Bryant's greatness are forever ripping the voting process, saying it's a joke that he'll never been named MVP.

And the late delivery of ballot papers, which were securely printed abroad, delayed the voting by a week.

The voting three days earlier had been impressively orderly and peaceful, raising hopes of a brighter future for Kenyan democracy.

Fear of Irish voters is one reason why Mrs Merkel agreed to set aside the suspension of voting rights (that would hardly be a small change).

The shoe may be pinching but it's not pinching them hard enough, and that's partly due to the system of preferential voting.

The State Department says so far the process is going well, despite a handful of security incidents that affected three voting centers.

Recruitment Standard: Online voting and live performance as the general basis of the applicant.

Earlier this year it joined three of the largest secular parties in a united front to demand guarantees that the voting would be fair.

The only ballots yet to be counted are from Russians voting abroad and inaccessible places of the country.

If any member has dispute for any stock among the candidate name list, it shall to be discussed for voting whether this stock is picked.

Quotas and voting power within the IMF do not reflect the current sizes of economies and their ability to contribute resources.

Its Chairman, Innocent Chukwuma, said that in many areas voting did not start on time or did not start at all.

"We may see the war over voting move from the polling place to the courtroom, " he said.

AFTER a week's voting in a long-anticipated referendum, the secession of South Sudan looks ever more likely.

He set up a dual-class voting structure that would make him less beholden to any public shareholders.

In the past, an investor holding up to 15% voting shares could have one director seat without being classified as a controlling investor.

Voting was not conducted in nine districts but officials say that affected less than two percent of the electorate.

And the next one will be even bigger, because our voting population keeps growing by 20 million a year.

It's just a matter of enough people letting elected officials know how important this is to the electorate, and voting accordingly.

Have I got to put my voting paper in the box?

Internet is an interactive network on which the customers can release news, join in discussion, perform voting or even chatting.

But for many Republicans, voting for a tax increase would be a bigger sin than allowing vicious cuts in the defence budget.

Cowan says at the polling places he visited in Pakistan the technical aspects of voting appeared to go smoothly, but he still has concerns.

Currently, the PLO as the Palestinian representative at the United Nations with a non-voting observer status.

A prolonged voting season requires a sustained effort, not just a last-minute frenzy of phone calls and ads.

For practical purposes, this was not the end of the voting rights struggle for African Americans.

Most senators find out which way the wind blows in their home states before voting on bills in Congress.

Casino owns 37% of the company and has the option to take a majority of voting rights next year under a previous agreement.

"I'll be voting for his movement, " he says, with a jerk of his thumb at the palace.

All in all, this will be like a Texts From Last Night site where people are essentially voting between two answers per post.

So to see the Democrats in a better position in early voting at this stage in the game is a bit unusual.

Most senators find out which way the wind blows in their home state before voting on bills in Congress.

Set up and ongoing voting contest event for every 2 weeks. Admin must be able to set date and time.

This type of stock is called voting stock, and it may not be changed to nonvoting stock without the stockholder's consent.

That would be a sop to non-voting shareholders who suffer from the "Murdoch discount" but would be little more than title-shuffling.

On Thursday, the resolution passed, with the U. S. and nine other Security Council members voting for it, five abstaining.

Ironically, any move to reform the system would need the approval of these small cantons - who are not eager to give up their voting power.

Defense Secretary Rumsfeld has raised the possibility that some areas of Iraq may not be safe enough to ensure voting can take place.

The law of majority voting is itself something established by convention, and presupposes unanimity, on one occasion at least.

But the science students whoasked me that jobs question, at least, are already voting with their feet.

The simplest way would have been for MAN to buy Scania, as MAN and VW between them already control 88% of Scania's voting stock.

Political scientists describe our system of voting every few years but otherwise leaving everything up to government as weak democracy.

The voting on Saturday was largely peaceful, a respite after weeks of turmoil and a toxic political debate over the constitution.

They know Britain is not about to adopt proportional representation, the voting system that underpins continental coalitions.

The organization also cited a number of instances of group voting and of voters taking photographs of their marked ballot papers.

Folding the bath-towel-sized ballot paper will also be tough, and voting will take so long queues will need patience.

With less than two days to go before voting, the controversy seems unlikely to have a significant impact on his lead in the polls.

And heavy rain plunged a few Los Angeles polling places in the dark but the voting didn't stop.

One man had to defend voting absentee at the last minute, without having applied in advance, as the law required.

IMF: Better reallocation of SDRs and voting rights. Better respect by this financial institution of its own statutes.

Voting appeared to go cleanly, helped by a new electoral register.

Examples of these types of transactions include: voting solutions and governmental registrations.

This simple check could save you voting for the wrong person, wasting your money or rejecting someone who would be a loyal friend.

The promotion board consists of at least three voting members and one nonvoting member (the recorder).

Breaking with its tradition of making decisions by reaching a consensus without voting, a minority formally registered its objections.

Electoral candidates to be voted for, you can vote against it, you can elect the other voters can abstain from voting.

An ambassador (from a pro-European country) says the combination of majority voting and co-decision could be a "very dangerous process" .

Filibusters , of course, are the age-old procedural obstacles used to slow down or stop the Senate from debating and voting.

Voting for her, she claims, would send a message to Republicans in Washington.

Senator Obama has the most liberal voting record in the United States Senate. It's hard to reach across the aisle from that far to the left.

But News Corporation is not a normal firm. It is a family-run public company, controlled by means of super-voting shares.

" printing industry top ten national brands like a tiger of " positively from afar, the voting is in civil wars are concentrated.

Australia ranks the best in terms of voter turnout among countries reviewed. Voting is compulsory in Australia.

The International Monetary Fund may have its resources at least doubled and there are plans to reform its voting rights.

The evaluation opinions as brought forward through the meeting-based evaluation shall be determined by voting.

He may still be able to browbeat enough parliamentarians from other, smaller parties into voting for any changes the ANC wishes to pass.

For Russia and China, voting in favour of such a motion went against the grain.

At that time there was no question of voting anything other than Republican.

Every country offering at least $100m in aid within two years or $200m in debt relief will be given voting power.

Obama criticized Hilary 's voting to support the Iraq War while Hilary fought against Obama's lacking of experience to be a president.

Italians do not choose their MPs, voting instead for a list chosen by party leaders that can then be manipulated after the results are in.

SINCERE THANK YOU! I want to thank each of you for standing, voting, and decreeing that this nation would reflect God's righteous covenant.

Mr Penn has fought hard to persuade Mrs Clinton not to apologise for voting in favour of the war in Iraq.

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

Answering polling questions in the presence of a powerful symbol is not the same as voting.

However, accepting the theoretical notion of a female leader is quite different from voting an actual woman.

Resolutions or other actions described in all other matters shall require affirmation by the Simple Majority the Directors voting.

The first round of the Hive Five voting takes place in the comments, where you nominate your favorite tool for the job.

It would be nice to also have an embed option for the auditions , along with a voting option included in the widget.

Or were they voting for her son, Rahul, the 39-year-old who some believe will take over from the frail Mr Singh before long?

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

The Election Complaints Commission has ordered a recount involving at least 10 percent of voting stations nationwide.

"Voting system company" and "the principle of corporate capital" is the main reason for the impasse caused by the company.

Some red shirts this week lamented that, if King Bhumibol is against the leader they keep voting for, he must be against them too.

Among the prominent Republicans voting for the proposal were the new Speaker, Dennis Hastert, and Henry Hyde.

It has already been passed by the lower house of parliament, and the upper house is due to conclude its voting this week.

Manuel Zelaya spoke from Costa Rica, saying he was detained shortly before voting was to begin on a constitutional referendum.

With regard to your being from China and voting, I would think you could.

Buffett, who controls one-third of Berkshire's voting stock, is sending a strong signal that he believes his shares are undervalued.

In the 26th district, the voting intentions of the elderly have never been more important.

After voting, we have decided to create a BBS. Invitations have been issued, please note that check.

Extra power for the European Parliament will combine with majority voting to make it harder for dissenting countries to restrain others.

But Yutaka Oishi of Keio University argues that many also feel that if they are to bother voting, they should at least back a winner.

Section 4. Non-Voting Members. Student, Supporting and Honorary Members shall not have the right to vote at the General Assembly of ICOM.

The easiest elections to audit are the least technically sophisticated: voting with paper ballots.

Unfortunately, voting does not result in an efficient outcome generally, and only does so when the average value equals the median value.

After six years of pressing companies and the stock exchange, Mr Webb at last saw voting by poll become mandatory this year.

Their voting shares should reflect the weights and new responsibilities of emerging powers, while assuring a voice for the poor.

Meanwhile NLD members led by veteran official Win Tin recently toured Burma reminding people of their legal right to avoid voting.

Just one month later, he did exactly that irresponsible thing and he abandoned our troops in combat by voting against the funding.

Under Globalive's corporate structure, the company's Canadian chairman, Anthony Lacavera, controls the majority of voting shares.

Yudhoyono may win an overall majority in next month's election, avoiding the need for a second round of voting in September, polls show.

I'm voting yes with full conscience of what this drug could do for patients in such a situation.

The underlying issue was mistreatment of blacks in southern states in the form of legal segregation, violence, and denial of voting rights.

The method for conducting business and voting procedure for the board of supervisors shall be prescribed by the articles of association .

Observers from the International Republican Institute, financed by the American government, say the voting process was well organized.

Establishing the voting pattern for a nation in particular issue areas at the United Nations is a challenge.

As they enter the rooms for voting, electoral officials check their personal identification documents and had ballots out to them.

The President shall be a non-voting member of the Board of Directors and all Committees.

Voting makes some people feel as good as if they just gave blood, but you don't get cookies or a pin.

Porsche and VW have always been close: the Porsche and Piech families together own half the shares and all the voting rights of Porsche AG.

Italy is representative of this situation. Voting resumed across the country Sunday following a slow first day.

Mr Giuliani may be weak in the early-voting states, but he leads national polls of Republican voters, albeit increasingly narrowly.

Even with no prizes or voting, I would have won this completion from the laughs I got while competing. I'd play again in a heartbeat.

To understand why requires drilling down into the mechanics of voting systems.

The early voting involves hundreds of thousands of government employees, the sick and prisoners.

Check each candidate's voting record to see who best represents your interests.

The date of election referred to in this notice is for the first three rounds of voting.

Many Egyptians doubt the military and police will be able to muster sufficient force to secure polling stations on voting day.

Panelists talked for an hour about new media and political participation, but they were most emphatic about voting.

Voting against the sanctions would have damaged the image China wants to project as a responsible player on the global stage.

As for talk of new voting rules, these conjure up images of late night cliffhangers , in which new laws scrape through by a bare majority.

Voting ballots are unsigned and marked by the voters in private booths so that no one else can find out for whom a citizen is voting.

But this was a sign of mass voting from Turkey, not of a freethinking boom.

It is of great significance whether the object of stockholder voting power trust is share or share-based voting power.

The voting system is quite complicated so I intend to use some animation to make it clearer for viewers.

Explicit voting also allows your class or page to abort a transaction if it encounters a significant error.

Two of the nine members of the MPC had already resolved the dilemma in November by voting for a rate cut.

Texas Congressman Ron Paul is hoping for a breakthrough in some of the smaller states voting on Tuesday like Idaho, Alaska and North Dakota.

Mr. Bush expressed incredulity that Senate Democrats would wait for the United Nations to act before voting on a resolution against Saddam.

Fan voting, however, did not count in the final tallies from nine judges.

The week of voting is the long awaited culmination of a 2005 peace deal between north and south Sudan.

Even if some unsatisfactory voting result existed, everyone seemed to tolerate it for the sake of national unity and harmony.

'Officials in Europe told me they wanted me to state clearly that we wouldn't take stakes of more than 10%, or ask for voting rights.

Diebold makes cash machines and security systems, but is best known for electronic voting machines, a relatively small part of its business.

This paper presents a new electronic voting safe and effective programs, and parts of its core achieved.

Participants agreed that the electorate should be enlarged. Individual voting should be increased while corporate voting should be reduced.

In the third phase , a new voting scheme is presented to determine whether the candidate parabola is the true parabola or not.

But Bruno Kaufmann, president of IRI-E, says e-voting is not a means to speed up the democratic process.

Could a state recognize certain historic divisions as a factor in drawing lines of voting districts?

The proportion of shares or voting rights held by the parent company in this enterprise or by this enterprise in its subsidiaries.

Obama spent about 70% of his time on voting rights, civil rights and employment, generally as a junior associate.

Rio is currently the subject of hostile takeover interest from rival BHP Billiton, meaning voting interest on Rio's shares could be crucial.

Every citizen was a voting member of the Assembly and at any time might be chosen by lot to serve on the working council of 500.

Many polling stations in Lubumbashi failed to open, in part because of an earlier attack on vehicles carrying voting materials.

Casino owns 37% of the company and hasthe option to take a majority of voting rights next year under a previousagreement.

IMF chief Strauss-Kahn said he supports not only the increase in resources but also more voting power within the IMF for emerging economies.

And no state can beat Ohio's record for voting the same way as the nation as a whole in presidential elections.

Democratic voters are less likely to head to the voting booths if it is raining, analysts say.

All matters for decision at a joint Panel meeting shall be decided by a majority of the members voting.

The webpage opens career slow, " servile " missing, voting do not cast on. . . this is the problem that many happy net users blame recently.

But, he said: "The economic situation is critical. I'll be voting against[the government] because it is better to change. "

For another, China would be buying non-voting stock and would have no say in Facebok's operations.

Voting Right Trust is the exercise of shareholders' voting right through a way of trust.

Replacing the current voting system with a proportional one is a priority for the Lib Dems, along with wider political reforms.

Mr Jega blamed the setback on an unnamed supplier who failed to deliver voting materials on time.