outvote

As has been seen on a number of occasions since the May 2 election, the combined power of 22 independents and three Conservatives can outvote Labour .

Since Las Vegas can now outvote the entire rest of the state combined, we may be in trouble on our gun rights, as well as a lot of other stuff.

Quite simply, two idiots can outvote a genius, or anyone with a semblance of powerful leadership charisma.

Media reported that the former prime minister, through telephone, asked the speaker that the numerical strength of the party legislators should necessarily be enough in the House today to outvote passage of the bill which aims at scrapping amendment made in the clause 203 of the Electoral Reform Bill 2017 on October 2 last to allow a disqualified person become head of the party.

England's population is so big that the No to EU campaign has to win by just one per cent there to outvote people in Scotland.

She added that it would still seek to keep a golden share in some companies, through which the state would be able to outvote all other shares in certain circumstances.

If the national federations are not happy with the rules of their international parent, they outvote it.

"Private capital could outvote corporate capital, irrespective of capacity provided," Deeny wrote.

But Brown and Commissioner Thomas Moore outvote Gall on most issues.

Green asserts: "Southern white women did not band together and work for ten or twenty (or more) years to obtain the ballot in order to outvote their black neighbors." (p.