Sentence examples for votes vacated from inspiring English sources

Should a disgraced senator have her votes vacated?

Judge Roberts of the appeals court also voted to vacate the judgment, but on a different ground.

They were joined in voting to vacate the excess punishment by the four Justices who believed that Jeffers could not be constitutionally subjected to another trial.

On April 9 , 1996 a majority of the active judges of this Court voted to vacate the Panel Opinion, requested supplemental briefing, and ordered rehearing.

After the death penalty was reinstated in California in the late 1970's, Judge Bird never upheld a death sentence, voting to vacate such sentences 61 times.

With that decision made, Mr. Wetzel said the court subsequently voted to vacate the stay in Mr. Beazley's case and that of another inmate, Gary Etheridge.

Two weeks ago, a majority of the judges on the United States Court of Appeals voted to vacate a ruling made in April by a three-member panel of the court.

"The B.C.S. alerted us today that their presidents have voted to vacate U.S.C.'s 2005 B.C.S. championship game victory," the Trojans' athletic director, Pat Haden, said in a statement released by the university.

In a one-page order issued Tuesday night explaining the 5-to-4 vote to vacate Judge Silver's temporary restraining order, the Supreme Court stated that Judge Silver's reasoning was flawed, because the case affirming the constitutionality of the three-drug execution method, Baze v. Rees, had a high standard of proof that an execution method would cause harm.

When the City Council voted to vacate the street, no staff member or staff report indicated that the corridor would be temporary.

Among those were that the conservatives in the party would support his candidacy now, seek unity during his tenure, and give up a main procedural mechanism for forcing a vote to vacate the position in the future.