Sentence examples for landmark vote from inspiring English sources

Not all Trump voters cared about the landmark vote.

The landmark vote by the full Senate could come on Wednesday.

In a landmark vote in January 2007, Sinn Féin members agreed to support Northern Ireland's Protestant-dominated police force.

"This is a landmark vote, striking the drug war at ground zero -- Colombia," said Senator Paul Coverdell, a Georgia Republican.

The landmark vote came despite intense lobbying by Israel and calls from the US president-elect, Donald Trump, to block the text.

A radical shakeup of the way the crisis-hit Co-operative group is run has been backed by its members following a landmark vote.

What is more, many civil rights groups say, Judge Sotomayor's confirmation could provide an anchor against the current direction of the Supreme Court under Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., who has led the more conservative bench toward a sweeping re-examination of government reliance on racial classifications, whether in school desegregation plans or landmark voting rights laws.

In 1965 the year landmark voting rights legislation passed Congress Barry landed in Washington.

Section 5 of the 1965 landmark voting law had barred Texas and other states with checkered histories on voting rights from changing their election rules without first winning approval from the Justice Department or from a federal court in Washington.

Former Justice Department officials have said the department already has good enough citizenship data to enforce the law, noting the census hasn't asked about a citizenship question on the decennial survey since 15 years before the landmark voting law was passed in 1965.

He brokered the American Psychiatric Association's landmark 1973 vote to stop treating homosexuality as an illness.