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- adjective Lacking the right to
vote .
Etymologies
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Examples
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The trend towards nonvoting from the mid-1960s to 1996 is evident in every section of the country, but the South has led with a decrease of 11 percent The extent of youth nonvoting in the South has, up to this point, not been quantified.
Young Voters Flee the Polls Staff 2000
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A Southam-Torstar deal; a Canadian Tire; a Seagram attempt to bring in nonvoting shares; a predatory takeover of a subsidiary (Dominion Glass, Keeprite, etc.) are all at the expense of my clients and diminish my performance.
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To make the fee less onerous, banks would be allowed to pay with assets other than cash, such as nonvoting shares.
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In the election as a whole, the overall rate of "nonvoting" in the Fifth District was only 6 percent, and 6 percent of 552 ballots is only 33, not 132.
Shame on Them! CA. Election Officials Attack Their Chief 2007
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In his statement Friday, he assured banks that the government would acquire only "nonvoting" shares.
WHAT REALLY HAPPENED 2008
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In his remarks on Friday, he carefully noted that the government would acquire only "nonvoting" shares in companies.
Debsweb 2008
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In exchange for providing capital, the government would demand some kind of nonvoting minority stake.
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In his remarks on Friday, he carefully noted that the government would acquire only "nonvoting" shares in companies.
Angry Bear 2008
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(ii) by inserting 'nonvoting' before 'member'; and
Latest Articles 2009
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But LIRR conductor Vincent Tessitore Jr., a nonvoting board member, said Mr. Kay was overlooking the risks of rowdy passengers.
A Ride Home, Anonymously Ted Mann 2012
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