"voting" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

voting sustantivo

sustantivo + voting
Kolokacji: 17
majority voting • MVP voting • fan voting • Internet voting • Year voting • ...
voting + sustantivo
Kolokacji: 84
voting right • voting system • voting record • voting machine • voting booth • voting bloc • voting member • voting power • ...
voting + verbo
Kolokacji: 10
voting takes • voting begins • voting ends • voting goes • voting starts • ...
verbo + voting
Kolokacji: 12
finish in the voting • use voting • finish voting • allow voting • abstain from voting • ...
adjetivo + voting
Kolokacji: 34
electronic voting • early voting • online voting • preferential voting • overseas voting • ...
collocations grouped by meanings
Grup znaczeniowych: 10
(2) early, instant-runoff
Kolokacji: 2
1. preferential voting = ordynacja preferencyjna, głosowanie rankingowe preferential voting
3. direct voting = bezpośrednie głosowanie direct voting
4. postal voting = głosowanie listowne postal voting
5. final voting = ostatnie głosowanie final voting
6. comfortable voting = wygodne głosowanie comfortable voting
7. party-line voting = towarzyski-linia głosowanie party-line voting
  • Historically, the higher the proportion of new members, the higher the level of party-line voting in Congress.
  • David W. Brady and Douglas Rivers claim, for example, "Historically, the higher the proportion of new members, the higher the level of party-line voting in Congress."
  • National studies show that after declining for decades, party-line voting rose sharply in the 1990's, but to a great degree, New York has defied that trend.
  • It is not straight party-line voting.
  • Mr. Blair's list of objectives will almost certainly all become law given Parliament's tradition of party-line voting and the enormous 179-seat Labor majority.
  • The State Legislature returns to Albany this week with an opportunity to move away from the blame shifting, behind-the-scenes deals, overdue budgets and mindless party-line voting that have marred so many previous sessions.
  • By increasing the number of issues that a person needs to consider in order to make a rational decision between candidates, they can level the playing field by encouraging single-issue voting or party-line voting.
  • A $22.9 billion New Jersey budget was cleared for final passage today as two Republican-dominated committees brushed off Democrats' complaints and approved the plan in party-line voting.
  • The senators' adherence to party leadership and party-line voting is fueled by spiraling campaign costs and dependence upon the contributions the party makes to individual senators.
  • "I believe the Senate currently faces such a challenge between party-line voting on filibusters and potential voting on the 'constitutional or so-called nuclear' option."
(5) public, proportional
Kolokacji: 2
(6) cumulative, computerized
Kolokacji: 2
(8) black, fraudulent, illegal
Kolokacji: 3
(10) secret, restricted
Kolokacji: 2
preposición + voting
Kolokacji: 11
from voting • of voting • for voting • with voting • to voting • ...

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