Sentence examples for restricted from voting from inspiring English sources

The Chancellor has indicated that Scottish MPs would be restricted from voting on some elements of the UK budget under Conservative plans for "English votes for English laws".

The prospect of significant new powers for Scotland has thrown up the "English votes for English" laws question - that MPs with Scottish constituencies should be restricted from voting on English matters in the House of Commons.

He and the other council members are restricted from voting or participating in discussions that could affect the value of real estate they own.

In 2012, in Information Memorandum 12-4, the NYSE restricted brokers from voting uninstructed shares on charter and bylaw amendments.

Dromey said the deal would not have gone through if the previous coalition government had agreed to Labour's calls to restrict investors from voting on acquisitions unless they had held shares for six months.

After all, Republicans have done everything they can to win the vote of blacks, like passing laws that restrict blacks from voting.

On college campuses this fall, hundreds, if not thousands, of students will be restricted from registering to vote because of new voting laws passed by Republican-led legislatures in states during the past year.

After the vote, Mr Cameron vowed to give tax-raising powers to the Scottish Parliament "in tandem" with moves to restrict Scottish MPs from voting on English matters.

Mr Cameron vowed to give tax-raising powers to the Scottish Parliament "in tandem" with moves to restrict Scottish MPs from voting on English matters.

Following the referendum, Mr Cameron vowed to give tax-raising powers to the Scottish Parliament but also urged moves "in tandem" to restrict Scottish MPs from voting on English matters.

This is the second GOP attempt to restrict college students from voting in just the past month.