voting power , auch: voting right

But the people with the most voting power are not a class of any kind.

The holding would give him more than 70 percent of the company's voting power.

"And we still only have the voting power of a small town," he added.

They did not have equal voting power and some had no vote at all.

At the same time the monarch lost voting power in the court.

But together, the two trusts have 68 percent of the voting power in the company.

The Ford family controls 40 percent of the voting power at the company.

Thus the current owners would retain 96 percent of the voting power.

The students have no voting power but give insight to student affairs.

The others are not directly involved in the company except through their voting power as shareholders.

The class B shares represent 93 percent of the voting power.

The voting power of each club is proportional to its size.

This is getting to be an urban country, in needs, desires and voting power.

Now Tokyo wants to provide still more and to have dominant voting power.

Some student trustees have voting powers; many others do not.

Most developed countries' voting power was reduced, along with a few poor countries such as Nigeria.

Fields used his voting power in the service of a more or less liberal agenda.

But the shares have 50 times the voting power, giving the partnership 47 percent of the votes.

"The voting power should be vested in a group that is independent," he said.

A third class city government consists of a mayor and four council members with equal voting power.

"Cinemark management wanted more voting power than they would have ended up with."

After that, the voting power of the shares would be reduced even further, to two votes each for 18 months.

Control is usually defined by reference to ownership of share capital or voting power.

Groups may form coalitions in order to maximize their voting power.

His position did not have voting powers in Congress.