Sentence examples for former voting from inspiring English sources

Named for a former voting district, the O4W (in Atlanta shorthand) is being recharged by a wave of new art galleries, nightclubs and restaurants.

It is, they say, the old working-class Labour crowd, bitterly disappointed by their party's abandonment of their former voting mainstay in favour of the middle ground during the Blair years, that might just stick with Farage in 2015.

But Joseph Rich, a former voting rights section chief who left during the Bush administration, argued that hiring people to enforce civil rights laws by looking for previous experience working on civil rights matters was not the same thing as looking for a particular political ideology.

There are a number of anecdotes in "Working" that Caro has shared before — after all, his books are so comprehensive that it only makes sense for, say, "Means of Ascent," the second book in the Johnson series, to include a section on how Caro tracked down Luis Salas, a former voting official who confessed to helping Johnson steal the 1948 Senate election.

Roy Saltman, a former voting technology expert at the National Institute of Standards and Technology, shares some of these concerns, but he thinks the changeover is "strongly a move in the right direction". He says that voter distrust of new systems, along with lack of poll-worker training, may cause bigger problems than flaws in the technologies themselves.

"D.O.J. is a very bureaucratic institution," Jon Greenbaum, the former Voting Section lawyer, said, "and it's hard to get cases filed under any Administration, but we were filing cases in the Clinton years".

"If the Department of Justice and the Civil Rights Division is viewed as political, there is no doubt that credibility is lost," former voting-section chief Joe Rich said at a recent panel discussion in Washington.

Now the former vote will be held on October 9th.

"The border is perfectly solvable," says Lee Reynolds, the DUP director of policy and former Vote Leave coordinator in Northern Ireland.

Ukip support is concentrated among the old and the angry – the former vote reliably, the latter have a strong incentive to do so.

However, May could leave herself vulnerable to a leadership challenge if she sacked Johnson, whose intervention won the backing of hardline eurosceptics and former Vote Leave supporters.