The phrase "a major voting" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "voting" is an uncountable noun and should not be preceded by "a major."
Example: "The election was a major event, but the voting process was smooth and efficient."
Alternatives: "a major election" or "a significant vote."
WASHINGTON — Several members of the Supreme Court appeared frustrated on Monday as they surveyed the available options and looming deadlines in a major voting rights case from Texas that could help decide control of the House.
The complaints came as a senior judge who disqualified six councillors over a major voting fraud operation in Birmingham in 2005 warned that local elections still present "enormous opportunities" for vote rigging.
"Indeed," he said, "that is precisely the approach this court took" in June in a major voting rights case, "when eight members of the court agreed to decide the case on statutory grounds instead of reaching the appellant's broader argument".
"Italian-Americans are a major voting block in New Jersey and Mr. Corzine isn't going to win the Italian-American vote by implying that all Italian-Americans are somehow linked to crime," Mr. Alfano said.
Mr. Menendez's prominence has been helped by the fact that he is the only Hispanic lawmaker in Congress who holds a leadership position in either party, at a time when the growing number of Hispanics are being wooed as a major voting bloc.
On top of the economics, both Labour and the Conservatives should be asked to state whether a major voting divergence between Scotland and the rest of the UK, in the event of a leave majority, should trigger a second independence vote.
The Supreme Court is expected to take a major voting-rights case from Alabama this term, at which time it will reconsider the importance and validity of Section 5.
A major vote of confidence came from David Westin, the president of ABC News.
Congress recently passed legislation setting a goal of providing Amtrak $13 billion over five years, a major vote of confidence.
In contrast, Mr. Goldschmid has never been on the opposite side of Mr. Donaldson on a major vote.
They waited until the day before a major vote on a war against Muslims for a high-profile series of arrests.
