Sentence examples for including the voting from inspiring English sources

But the author of that scathing assessment in The Huffington Post last week was the North Carolina attorney general, Roy Cooper, a Democrat and the man whose job it is to enforce those laws, including the voting changes that have already become the subject of a federal lawsuit.

Article 7 of the treaty elaborates a multi-stage process that can be triggered by a "reasoned proposal" by one-third of the member states, the European Parliament, or the Commission that can result in the suspension of certain rights deriving from membership, including the voting rights of the government's representative in the Council.

Mr Miliband said control over assembly elections - including the voting age - would also be handed to Cardiff Bay.

Exchange-Traded Grantor Trust: This type of ETF bears a strong resemblance to a closed-ended fund, but unlike ETFs and closed-end mutual funds, an investor owns the underlying shares in the companies that the ETF is invested in, including the voting rights associated with being a shareholder.

The killings helped galvanize support for Johnson's civil rights agenda, including the Voting Rights Act of 1965, which forced Southern states to ease the path of blacks to vote, more than four decades before the nomination of a black man for president.

In the nineteen-sixties, Lewis was beaten by police while demonstrating in support of civil-rights legislation, including the Voting Rights Act.

She is the current leader of the CDU (still the strongest German party in Strasbourg, with 35.3% when including the votes for its Bavarian sister party, the CSU).

It cannot stay both, if it indefinitely controls the Palestinian territories and their people while denying them full rights under Israeli law, including the vote.

Filter bubbles and fake news have been blamed for recent events including the vote for Brexit and the election of Donald Trump.

It is also possible that the result could still be tipped by the final count, including the votes of soldiers, prisoners and hospital patients, later this week.

But the official said recent events, including the vote-rigging revelations and a union official's pleading guilty to embezzlement, might speed up a decision.