Sentence examples for vote constitutes from inspiring English sources

The panel members' majority vote constitutes the action of the ABCMR.

It also filed a charge with the National Labor Relations Board, alleging that the union's vote "constitutes bad-faith bargaining".

The league also filed a charge with the National Labor Relations Board, alleging that the union's disclaimer authorization vote "constitutes bad-faith bargaining".

At the same time, the N.H.L. filed a charge with the National Labor Relations Board alleging that the union's vote "constitutes bad-faith bargaining".

To live outside the Republic of Ireland and attempt to vote constitutes electoral fraud and carries a maximum sentence of two years in prison.

This court has repeatedly held, in accordance with the statutory law of this state, that so long as the voter's intent may be discerned from the ballot, the vote constitutes a "legal vote" that should be counted.

But does that kind of vote constitute a genuine politics?

Subjecting the Virginia poll tax to close scrutiny, the Court concluded that the placing of even a minimal price on the exercise of the right to vote constituted an invidious discrimination.

The House of Representa tives vote constituted a limited victory for President Nguyen Van Thieu, who had originally charged the three members with Communist affiliations and asked the House to strip them of their immunity to prosecution.

"Without these voters -- those who defined choice in terms of family authority and limited government -- what was left of the pro-choice constituency?" The answer from the polls was bleak for abortion-rights supporters: "the 'pure' pro-choice vote" constituted only 17percentt of the American electorate.

How can a vote constitute 'valuable consideration' within the meaning of a vote-buying and vote-selling statute when the whole purpose of the statute is to prevent votes from being treated like objects of commercial transaction?" So why do some people still regard vote-trading as unethical?