Sentence examples for votes of both from inspiring English sources

In 1965, with the votes of both Republicans and Democrats, Congress passed the Voting Rights Act, finally bringing every American into the democratic process.

Would it take separate votes of both house, or a joint vote, to overrule his judgment?

Until 1928, the Democrats could, by virtue of historical accident, count on the votes of both whites in the rural South and immigrants in the urban North.

Mr. Jaraisi has been elected mayor four times, with the votes of both Muslims and Christians, he is quick to point out.

This was in part because he swept up the votes of both London and northern MPs and more importantly because of his successful campaigns against the privatised utilities.

But this fell far short of her hopes of winning the full votes of both delegations and moved the nomination further out of her reach.

It would take majority votes of the both the House of Commons and the Senate to remove her, making her highly resistant to political pressures.

It takes a majority vote of both Houses to throw out the votes from a state.

A new election requires a two-thirds vote of both houses in the Legislature.

But that would eventually require a two-thirds vote of both houses.

A constitutional amendment requires a two-thirds vote of both houses of Congress, which looks difficult to attain.