Sentence examples for overturn the voting from inspiring English sources

It does not overturn the Voting Rights Act's ban on discriminatory voting rules.

It also comes as states grapple with the consequences of a 2013 Supreme Court decision to overturn the Voting Rights Act, a ruling that has prompted a raft of new voting laws that disproportionately affect poor and minority voters.

I was scrolling through Talking Points Memo this morning on the metro when I came across a story titled "Overturning The Voting Rights Act Would Be Seminal Moment For Conservative Legal Movement," detailing how conservative groups are hoping to overturn the Voting Rights Act of 1965, a law they consider to be outdated.

The Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, described the decision by MPs to overturn the votes as "deeply disappointing".

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn described the decision by MPs to overturn the votes as "deeply disappointing".

He said that if the N.L.R.B. did not overturn the vote, the rival union "won't survive," adding, "They'll be marginal".

The council will join with state pork associations and others to seek an injunction to overturn the vote, he said.

Downing Street made clear that MPs, who rejected the proposal on two occasions, will be given the chance to overturn the vote in the upper house.

When he then won a first round of parliamentary voting, the CHP asked the constitutional court to overturn the vote on the debatable ground of the lack of a quorum.

"This isn't normal, except perhaps in the civil rights arena," said J. Michael Kelly, the department lawyer who advised the secretary to overturn the vote.

The former head of a city hospital workers' union, who was narrowly defeated for re-election last week, is seeking to overturn the vote on the ground that voters were intimidated and misled.