Examples of 'have voting rights' in a sentence
Meaning of "have voting rights"
have voting rights - the privilege or legal entitlement to participate in a vote to make a decision, especially in democratic societies or organizations where members have the right to vote on issues
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Ex officio members do not have voting rights.
They do not have voting rights at any level.
All representatives shall have voting rights.
Both have voting rights.
Each representative shall have voting rights.
Shareholders have voting rights and may receive dividends.
Associate members do not have voting rights.
Employees can have voting rights only if they are members.
Supporting members do not have voting rights.
They have voting rights and do not pay dues.
Only full members have voting rights.
These have voting rights at business meetings of the church.
Individual members cease to have voting rights.
Women have voting rights as do men in the election of village leaders.
These shares do not have voting rights attached.
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The representatives of member institutions do not have voting rights.
They do not have voting rights.
They have voting rights in the absence of persons they replace.
These students have voting rights.
They have voting rights for both regional and community competencies.
Friends do not have voting rights.
There are also a number of affiliated groups that do not have voting rights.
These shares have voting rights.
It is totally inequitable that they should not have voting rights.
The chairperson shall have voting rights when he or she is a representative of a participating country.
Usually holders of common stock have voting rights.
Diaspora should have voting rights to elect political representatives in their countries of origin.
Regular members have voting rights.
Shareholders have voting rights and consequently control the total affairs of the company.
Ordinary members have voting rights.
Full members have voting rights while invited members can give suggestions and recommendations.
Only associations have voting rights.
The board members have voting rights and the power to enforce change within the enterprise.
Directors and any invitees shall not have voting rights.
Associate members will have voting rights and all other rights and privileges of a member.
Only shareholders registered in the share register have voting rights.
Conference personnel should not have voting rights when other members vote only through their delegates.
And it has nothing to do with whether women should have voting rights.
Active members have voting rights within the chapter and become alumni members upon their graduation.
I dont know how many have voting rights though.
The said observer shall have the right to speak but shall not have voting rights.
Shareholders probably do not have voting rights in the company.
Such persons will not count towards the quorum and will not have voting rights.
Individual women members shall have voting rights in their association.
Only shareholders entered in the Clariant share register have voting rights.
They do not have voting rights at the AGM.
Delegations also include advisers but they do not have voting rights.
Only the delegates have voting rights at the Assembly.
You could attend the general assembly and have voting rights.
Only individual members have voting rights in the Association.
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