Sentence examples for under ballot from inspiring English sources

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Recently, however, under ballot initiatives four states in the US have legalised commercial, non-medical (recreational) cannabis markets.

Under ballot question 2, Ms. Mathurin's fundamental right to choose where to enroll her children will be decided by people like Jenny Bender of Northampton, a mostly White, middle-class community 100 miles west of Boston described in Wikipedia as, "the most politically, liberal medium-sized city in the United States".

In testimony from an expert on voting machines and then a statistician, Judge Sauls was forced to begin consideration of such questions as whether piles of chads on rubber strips under ballots in voting machines might make it difficult for a voter to penetrate a punch card.

It is those so-called under-vote ballots that are getting the closest scrutiny in the manual recount now being conducted here.

Under a ballot initiative approved in 2005, the district has invested roughly $33 million in such technologies.

Under the ballot proposal, the tax rate would be reduced in two stages.

Now, under a ballot initiative that California endorsed on Election Day, sex offenders' movements will also be monitored in the digital realm.

Under the ballot proposal, Court of Appeals judges would be allowed to serve out any 14-year term on the court begun before they reach age 70, subject to a requirement that they step off the bench by the last day of the year in which they turn 80.

As it is, under another ballot measure, Proposition 98, about 40percentt of the state's general fund spending is reserved for education, and much of that is already parceled out for several specified programs, like special education, and is not available for basic expenses like maintenance.

A17 NATIONAL A28-38 Property-Rights VIntory In Home of Land-Use Law Under a ballot measure passed on Nov. 2, property owners in Oregon who can prove that environmental or zoning rules have hurt their investments can force the government to compensate them for the losses -- or get an exemption from the rules.