Sentence examples for remove voting from inspiring English sources

The board also temporarily reversed an earlier decision to remove voting machines from nursing homes, which had caused confusion and complaints last week in some places.

The UK is one of several European countries, including Armenia, Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary and Romania, which automatically remove voting rights from sentenced prisoners, although remand prisoners still have the vote.

If Rampling's remarks seem likely to have struck a chord with anyone, it's likely to be Academy members, unhappy not only at proposed rule changes which would remove voting rights from retirees, but also at the implication they are racist, incapable of voting for anyone other than fellow Caucasians.

He also said that the board had to retreat from its controversial plan to remove voting machines from 49 nursing homes because it would take time to respond to the request for more information from the Justice Department's voting rights office, which wants to make sure their removal will not discriminate against minority voters.

They point to her call to remove voting rights from spendthrift euro-zone members and for the orderly insolvency of the worst offenders.The "integration v disintegration" argument is logical and neat.

The New York Times reports that the organisation has also added women and people of colour to a number of committees and moved to remove voting rights from inactive members.

But the politician is going up against a growing body of research that suggests removing voting restrictions earlier offers critical benefits to ex-cons.

More controversial steps might include removing voting rights from those who have not been active in the film industry in the past decade, the paper said.

Finally, organisers could move to prune older, less active members by removing voting rights for those who do not cast regular ballots.

As mayor of New York City, he advocated free and widespread public education, promoted legislation that removed voting restrictions against Roman Catholics, and established various public-welfare institutions in the city.

The Rangers board are to propose the possibility of removing voting rights of shareholders who own stakes in other clubs at a general meeting next month.