Sentence examples for establish same from inspiring English sources

The council this week voted to approve the first reading of a charter amendment that would establish same day voter registration in city elections, extend voting rights to more people with felony convictions and make Takoma Park the first city in the United State to join what has become an international movement to extend suffrage rights to people after they turn age 16.

Democrats have argued that if the court decides the issue, it would not allow such an exception, so it would be better to have the Legislature move first to establish same-sex marriage.

It would establish same-day voter registration and extend voting rights to residents after they turn 16 and after incarceration.

With Maryland this year adopting a new law to establish same-day registration during early voting, it was all the easier for the city to go one step farther.

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Well, where does the backing come from to pass legislation establishing same-sex marriage, or legislation banning late-term abortion?

The amendment was intended to counter a decision by Massachusetts' highest court establishing same-sex marriage in the state as of May 17.

The Legislature chose to join Vermont and Connecticut in allowing civil unions, rather than same-sex marriage; gay rights advocates have promised to challenge the law in court and to introduce a bill establishing same-sex marriage, but have not said when.

With the event held just a few weeks after the supreme court established same-sex marriage across the country in Obergefell v Hodges, that decision was universally condemned as well.

The Supreme Courts of California and Connecticut established same-sex marriage as a state constitutional right during the year, making those states the first to legalize same-sex unions since the top Massachusetts court authorized full marriage rights for homosexuals in 2003.

They also said that barring a sweeping ruling by the United States Supreme Court establishing same-sex marriage as a right, other states were not likely to follow Minnesota's lead in a sudden wave of legislative changes.