Examples of using Basic votes in English and their translations into Spanish
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the tripling of the basic votes, and an appointment of a second Alternate Executive Director in the constituencies of seven
The resolution called for at least a doubling of basic votes that would protect, at a minimum, the existing voting share of low-income countries as a group as well as for subsequently safeguarding the proportion of basic votes in total voting power.
enhanced by a system of basic votes, provide a stake in the organizations for the smallest economies, and could be an
reform of basic votes; the roles,
the tripling of basic votes; and the appointment of a second Alternate Director for constituencies consisting of at least 19 members.
particularly restoring the number of basic votes to a level at least equivalent to what it was on the date of the establishment of IMF,
the computation of votes of individual members of a hypothetical successor Organisation under a single membership scenario with various combinations of basic votes and trade-weighted votes. .
as well as the issue of basic votes, with the aim of reaching agreement by the third quarter of 2007,
Basic vote is calculated as 40 percent of total 2000 votes distributed equally among the existing 23 voting members.
the weight of the basic vote has greatly declined over the decades, diminishing the influence of all
However, the weight of the basic vote having declined over the decades,
poorer States, were frustrated by the modest scale of the increase in the basic vote component of the voting structure.
The share of basic votes will also be increased.
The 2008 reforms fixed the number of basic votes at 5.502 percent of total votes. .
Many suggested reintroducing a much larger fixed proportion of basic votes and establishing a double-weighted voting system.
Each IMF member's votes are comprised of basic votes plus one additional vote for each SDR100,000 of quota.
a substantial increase in basic votes was necessary.
The current reform efforts, by doubling basic votes, would not significantly change the distribution of power in the Bretton Woods institutions.
the World Bank of 2006 called for at least a doubling of basic votes.
would focus on increasing the basic votes significantly and increasing the representation of the developing