They tout their proposed Voting Rights Advancement Act as restoring the protections for minority voting rights lost after Shelby.
In 1968, the Supreme Court held that the tribe retained its hunting and fishing rights under the treaties involved and the rights were not lost after federal recognition was ended by the Menominee Indian Termination Act without a clear and unequivocal statement by Congress removing those rights.
The man was never prosecuted, and now he has won the right to compensation for pay lost after he was dismissed in 2001.
After injury, NG2+ cells proliferate rapidly and can differentiate into oligodendrocytes given the right conditions, to replace oligodendrocytes lost after injury (Nishiyama et al., 2009).
His school in Atlanta knew something was not right, but lost track after his father and stepmother withdrew Gregory, supposedly for home schooling.
Victory there would give either party bragging rights, though Democrats have more to lose after fielding a much better-known candidate (Ms Sink, a former banker, narrowly lost the 2010 Florida's governor's race).
It's enough to humble owners and trainers and jockeys, knowing that the Belmont Stakes can be lost right after the clang of the bell at the opening of the gate.
See articleIn Germany Mrs Merkel's Christian Democratic Union and its centre-right partners lost power in Lower Saxony, after the opposition Social Democrats and Greens narrowly won an election in the state (by just one seat).
They now face some things they can try to change, like Mr. Bush's swing toward his party's right after losing in New Hampshire.
The Redskins are not all right after losing to the Lions in such a horrible display that an article on the team's Web site began: "No brains, no heart, no courage".
