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which ensures general education credits are | transferable among more than 100 participating college o |
hind on transfers (Manitoba used the single | transferable ballot for elections during this period). |
ich returned ten members through the single | transferable ballot voting method. |
ransfers; the province was using the single | transferable ballot at the time. |
ns in Manitoba were conducted by the single | transferable ballot in this period. |
stituency, with members elected by a single | transferable ballot. |
, Winnipeg elected ten members via a single | transferable ballot. |
, Winnipeg elected ten members via a single | transferable ballot. |
ten members to the legislature by a single | transferable ballot. |
r seat, with candidates elected by a single | transferable ballot. |
ipeg, which elected ten members by a single | transferable ballot. |
ipeg, which elected ten members by a single | transferable ballot. |
rth, which elected four members by a single | transferable ballot. |
ipeg, which elected ten members by a single | transferable ballot. |
Boniface, which elected members by a single | transferable ballot. |
onstituency with members chosen by a single | transferable ballot. |
Most elections were conducted via a single | transferable ballot. |
ers to the legislative assembly by a single | transferable ballot. |
Some core courses are | transferable between the two, though this was made more |
ncy-based learning environment that fosters | transferable career skills and a commitment to life-long |
ass of 2007 graduated with a total of 2,238 | transferable college credit hours, an average of 30 hour |
a third party, and is backed by refundable, | transferable, contingent State of Utah tax credits appro |
Academic credit was readily | transferable for students at both institutions. |
Arriving in Cuba with no funds | transferable from his family in Austria and only his per |
it easily fits into portable units, such as | transferable gas chromatographs or drug/explosives senso |
Apart from catering to the needs of | transferable Govt. |
ids the student by increasing the number of | transferable hours. |
It being a | transferable job, he did his early education in India as |
Seeing as Miguel's powers stem from a | transferable Metagene virus it has yet to be revealed wh |
hoc into various EMR systems and is neither | transferable, nor in the case of closed source software |
Even though | transferable preferences should help third parties since |
Bank for Economic Cooperation (managed the | transferable ruble system), the International Investment |
functions of the "collective currency" (the | transferable ruble), and the conditions would be studied |
The Indigenous Resources School of | Transferable Skills aims to teach marginalised groups in |
al NFA process to purchase completely legal | transferable title II weapons, which would include any o |
rmal phenomena and was fully accredited and | transferable to the University of California. |
so have the option to take courses that are | transferable to many institutions for higher education. |
of arts degrees, and lower-division classes | transferable to other colleges and universities. |
bec which allows credits earned there to be | transferable to other Quebec institutions of higher educ |
onal Baccalaureate curriculum that is fully | transferable to schools around the world. |
ment • Six Dance classes • College classes ( | transferable to UC and CSU) offered on campus • Advisory |
general education courses which were fully | transferable to other institutions of higher learning. |
arts and science, with most credits earned | transferable to the University of California, California |
to plots, not people, and are therefore not | transferable under any circumstances. |
xperience and coursework may be accepted as | transferable units. |
Election to the Assembly is by single | transferable vote (STV), a form of proportional represen |
The method of election is the single | transferable vote method of proportional representation |
The 1924 election was carried under a | transferable vote system of proportional representation. |
oportional representation, using the single | transferable vote system. |
would make it possible to implement single | transferable vote or other proportional representation s |
he mayor is directly elected using a single | transferable vote electoral system. |
ns in New Zealand were elected using single | transferable vote instead of the block vote. |
The Single | Transferable vote was abolished and the Edmonton elector |
European Parliament (MEPs) using the single | transferable vote form of proportional representation (P |
ward elects four councillors by the single | transferable vote system of election, which produces a f |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system of proportional representation. |
of PR, whilst Northern Ireland used Single | Transferable Vote (STV). |
Credit government did away with the Single | Transferable Vote system, that had been in place since 1 |
regarding eligibility by age and the Single | Transferable Vote system did not apply to the soldiers' |
g proportional representation by the single | transferable vote in multi member constituencies. |
returns three or four members by the single | transferable vote system of election. |
The many parties and the use of the single | transferable vote meant that most councils ended up in n |
e Government of Alberta changed from Single | Transferable Vote to First Past the Post. |
ections will be the second since the Single | Transferable Vote (STV) was first introduced for the 200 |
for the 78 member assembly using the Single | Transferable Vote system of proportional representation |
stralia with a focus on multi-member single | transferable vote - proportional representation voting s |
ion was the first to make use of the single | transferable vote style of voting. |
substantially defeated under the new Single | Transferable Vote system. |
past the post system of voting from Single | Transferable Vote for the 1959 general election. |
supporters or detractors of both the single | transferable vote (STV) and the current first-past-the-p |
member seats for the lower house and single | transferable vote with optional preferential above-the-l |
hn Maginnis, opposing the use of the single | transferable vote for the 1973 local elections, stated t |
ll elect three councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
Thanks to the single | transferable vote system, Barrett received significant t |
Union elections, which also use the single | transferable vote electoral system, and Westminster elec |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
subsequent counts (the riding used a single | transferable vote voting system at the time). |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
for the House of Representatives and single | transferable vote (since 1949) with optional group votin |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
local authorities in Scotland by the Single | Transferable Vote system. |
ing three or four councillors by the single | transferable vote system, to produce a form of proportio |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
2004, producing new wards for use in single | transferable vote elections which each return 3 or 4 cou |
campaign for the introduction of the Single | Transferable Vote system of Proportional Representation |
Because of the single | transferable vote system, the number of votes initially |
the first ballot (the riding used a single | transferable vote electoral system at the time) and was |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
would mark the first election, that Single | Transferable Vote would be used in Alberta, Calgary and |
three or four councillors using the single | transferable vote system a form of proportional represen |
troduction of multi-member wards and single | transferable vote elections in 2007. |
ant Australian electoral system, the single | transferable vote system, closer to a first past the pos |
roportional representation under the single | transferable vote (PR-STV) with the British 'first-past- |
Six members were elected by Single | Transferable Vote from each of Northern Ireland's eighte |
he first round of counting under the Single | Transferable Vote in the 2011 election, and the round wh |
it was the first election to use the single | transferable vote system of election and multi-member wa |
ty (SMP) electoral system and the BC single | transferable vote (BC-STV) system. |
uencies with compulsory preferential single | transferable vote usit the Hare Clark system). |
vernment in Great Britain to use the Single | Transferable Vote (the system is used in Northern Irelan |
Owing to the single | transferable vote electoral system in place and to the n |
ntial voting, which is a form of the Single | Transferable Vote method (STV) that is currently in use |
tion of votes in accordance with the single | transferable vote system in use in Calgary at the time, |
In an electoral contest under the single | transferable vote system (in effect instant-runoff votin |
d, elections are conducted under the single | transferable vote (STV) electoral system, which in this |
t Past the Post (FPTP) system with a Single | Transferable Vote (STV) system: this recommendation was |
he effect of the introduction of the Single | Transferable Vote on the 2003 Scottish Local Elections. |
The election was conducted using the single | transferable vote system. |
The Single | Transferable Vote system was retained in Northern Irelan |
The method of election is the single | transferable vote form of proportional representation (P |
The method of election was the single | transferable vote form of proportional representation (P |
It returned four MPs, using the single | transferable vote method of proportional representation. |
, founded in 1974, believes that the single | transferable vote is the best system available. |
ding had five seats, elected using a single | transferable vote electoral system. |
25 to 1955, elections were under the single | transferable vote form of proportional representation. |
The election was conducted under the Single | transferable vote voting system. |
It returned eight MPs, using the single | transferable vote method of proportional representation. |
Malta uses single | transferable vote to elect its MP/MEP and local councilo |
he state legislatures are held using Single | transferable vote with proportional representation. |
It returned five MPs, using the single | transferable vote method of proportional representation. |
The Trust uses the Single | Transferable Vote voting system to elect its Members' Co |
Mayor is directly elected, using the Single | Transferable Vote system in 2007. |
a multi-seat constituency voting by single | transferable vote), the State Parliament appoints a repl |
a slim majority of preferences (see Single | transferable vote). |
urrently elects three MEPs using the Single | Transferable Vote, the only United Kingdom constituency |
past the post, preferential voting, single | transferable vote, or supplementary member. |
Under single | transferable vote, results would take up to five days to |
sed by advocates of systems like the single | transferable vote, or instant-runoff voting which purpor |
tions were to be conducted using the Single | Transferable Vote, beginning with those in 2007. |
and Edmonton members were elected by Single | Transferable Vote. |
arliament to Westminster, elected by Single | Transferable Vote. |
te counts and every vote is equal eg Single | Transferable Vote. |
in the province elected members with Single | Transferable Vote. |
e post system, but instead under the Single | Transferable Vote. |
resentatives had been elected by single-non | transferable vote. |
and elections conducted through the Single | Transferable Vote. |
These elections will use Single | Transferable Vote. |
The election was conducted under the single | transferable vote. |
a number of articles advocating the single | transferable vote. |
tinued to return 4 members using the single | transferable vote. |
and Edmonton members were elected by Single | Transferable Vote. |
t legislature that was elected under Single | Transferable Vote. |
he 1921 and 1925 elections under the single | transferable vote; she became a Dame before the 1953 ele |
ber 2010 and was conducted under the Single | Transferable Voting system. |
(In Fiji's system of | transferable voting, any two or more candidates in a par |
ere Steam Ferry company, and made the ferry | transferable with the train. |
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