Sentence examples for refusal to count from inspiring English sources
In a separate case, the state sued the Census Bureau for its refusal to count missionaries and other nongovernment workers who live overseas.
A13 Justices Deal Utah a Setback The Supreme Court upheld the Census Bureau's refusal to count Mormon missionaries or other nongovernment American workers overseas.
Two justices who did not speak during Mr. Boies's appearance, Harry Lee Anstead and Barbara J. Pariente, dominated the questioning of Mr. Richard, boring in on Judge Sauls's refusal to count the ballots.
The plaintiffs argued that the government's refusal to count the missionaries imposed a burden on Mormon religious practice that was both illegal under a federal law, the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and in violation of the Free Exercise Clause of the First Amendment.
Further, if the justices agree with the Bush position that no election-related standard not in place before Election Day could be applied now, then Mr. Gore's challenge to the Palm Beach refusal to count dimpled ballots would also fail, the brief said.
Racial vote dilution is unlawful, and it is a logical consequence of the Bureau's refusal to count incarcerated people in their home communities.
The Supreme Court today upheld the Census Bureau's refusal last year to count Mormon missionaries or other nongovernment American workers living overseas.
Moreover, after Schäuble had in earlier rounds talked the other EMU countries into sharing the Greek public debt, Merkel could count on their support for her refusal to consider debt restructuring.
Justice Pariente said the refusal of Secretary of State Katherine Harris to count partially punched ballots as votes had serious implications for the future.
As a minister, my stubborn (perhaps too stubborn) refusal to work at weekends counted against me on occasion.
With smiles and looks of bafflement, he ridiculed Mr. Berlusconi's refusal to accept the first count despite accusations that votes from Italians living abroad, which swung the Senate to Mr. Prodi, were full of "irregularities".
