Sentence examples for enabling a vote from inspiring English sources

But the Iran Review Act contains new tools -- such as delaying implementation of a deal, enabling a vote to block a deal, and requiring Presidential certifications outside the scope of a nuclear deal -- that go well beyond appropriate or productive oversight and can be deployed to kill any deal.

And no nod to those Tory Eurosceptics who wanted more than a prime ministerial promise on an EU referendum by 2017, with no new law to enable a national vote.

Speaker Pelosi should at least enable a clean up-or-down vote.

The investigation began in 2008, about two years after Ms. Annabi voted to enable a $630 million residential and commercial project by Forest City Ratner known as Ridge Hill, to move forward.

Hackney Council said about 100 people were thought to be affected and issued a statement which said enabling people to vote was an "absolute priority".

The archbishop there is traditionally made a cardinal, enabling him to vote on the next pope.

Before the Supreme Court required one-man one-vote in a 1964 case, rural counties and cities could be given equal weight in the state legislatures, enabling one rural vote to equal 200 city votes.

Behan examined the voting experience of Ireland's incarcerated men in the 2007 national election (legislation was passed in 2006 enabling inmates to vote by postal ballot).

To achieve full political control despite not having an absolute majority in parliament, Hitler's government brought the Ermächtigungsgesetz (Enabling Act) to a vote in the newly elected Reichstag.

Unfortunately, to this point no public vote has enabled an intertemporal comparison, which would have favoured the European idea and been a supporting reference for further European integration.

The Electoral Commission sees no practical difficulty in enabling prisoners to vote.