Sentence examples for modification to the voting from inspiring English sources

To date, no such modification to the voting system has been made.

That triumph came only after the buyers agreed to slightly sweeten their takeover bid in exchange for modifications to the voting rules that defeated heated opposition by Mr. Icahn and another investor, Southeastern Asset Management.

"It's a modification to the modification".

One simple modification to voting is to allow voters to support more than one candidate by providing a list of who they support, in the order or their preference.

In brief remarks after the vote on the modifications to the model code, Mr. Carlton said that the federal judge hearing the case in Washington, Reggie B. Walton, had denied the F.T.C.'s motion to dismiss the bar association's complaint and had called a meeting with both sides to discuss the dispute on Friday.

Mr. Cruz used the moment to profess his belief in America as a nation that welcomes immigrants, and voted with everyone else to rebuff Mr. Sessions, 17 to 1. Tuesday's progress was matched in a workmanlike session on Thursday, where the senators voted on various modifications to the E-Verify work-authorization program.

Within a few weeks, and after a few modifications to the bill, the incumbent reversed course and voted to repeal the ACA.

Unsecured creditors at the meeting voted against HMRC's modifications to the administrators proposals.

Two-term COG Chairman Ara Najarian of Glendale set the tone at the outset by asserting they had made "some progress" and expressing hope that there will be "modifications to our voting procedures" — a reference to the fact that the COG is paralyzed by a unanimous vote rule that gives veto power to any of the 13 members to make sure those little cities don't get away with anything.

Modifications to the budget passed last week are expected to be vetted during a committee hearing Monday and voted on by the full Legislature Tuesday.

Slight modifications to the questions used to select likely voters in order to account for "the increasing prevalence of early voting".