Übersetzung für 'weighted voting' von Englisch nach Deutsch

weighted voting

Stimmengewichtung {f}pol.

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weighted {adj} {past-p}

gewogen

beschwert

gewichtet

Werbung

weighted parsimony

gewichtete Parsimonie {f}biol.

weighted average

gewichteter Mittelwert {m}

weighted index

gewichteter Index {m}

A-weighted {adj}

A-bewertet

A-gewichtet [Rauschabstand]audioelectr.

node-weighted {adj}

knotengewichtetmath.

weighted mean

gewichteter Mittelwert {m}stat.

edge-weighted {adj}

kantengewichtetmath.

weighted blanket

Gewichtsdecke {f}

weighted silk

beschwerte Seide {f}textil.

weighted graph

gewichteter Graph {m}math.

trade-weighted {adj} {past-p}

handelsgewichtetecon.

T2-weighted sequence

T2-gewichtete Sequenz {f}MedTech.

weighted risk assets

gewichtete Risikoaktiva {pl}

risk-weighted assets

risikogewichtete Aktiva {pl}

weighted keys [keyboard]

gewichtete Tasten {pl} [E-Piano]mus.

warp-weighted loom

Gewichtswebstuhl {m}textil.tools

• Cumulative voting (also accumulation voting, weighted voting or multi-voting) is a multiple-winner method intended to promote more proportional representation than winner-take-all elections such as block voting or first past the post.
• Sayed-Khaiyum led the finalisation of the 2013 Fijian Constitution which established common and equal Fijian citizenry and an equally weighted voting system.
• For a small number of assessments, a property owner election with weighted voting was legally required.
• Schwartzberg's weighted voting is a weighted voting electoral system, proposed by Joseph E. Schwartzberg, for representation of nations in a reformed United Nations.
• Schwartzberg's weighted voting formula takes into account population (the democratic/demographic principle), contribution to the UN budget (the economic principle), and share of the total membership.

• There was tension between the ratepayers of North Finchley and the wealthier Church End area as those owning more property had more votes under the weighted voting system used.
• The Commission had proposed to replace the old weighted voting system with a double majority system which would require those voting in favour to represent a majority of both member states and population for a proposal to be approved.
• The table below lists weighted voting intention estimates.
• The weighted voting standard was maintained at 71%, meaning that if the 17 largest-weight countries vote for a standard it will pass (this also means the top 50% weight countries voting in favor).
• Under the system of weighted voting, the United States exerted a preponderant influence on the IMF.

• The table below lists weighted voting intention estimates.
• When financial contributions are discussed, the Board of Directors has opted towards a weighted voting structure to ensure that members that pay more into the system have fair representation.
• Another change was that future leadership ballots would include equally weighted voting rights between the caucus and party rank and file members with each block being counted separately and worth 50% of the total.