Sentence examples for voting capabilities from inspiring English sources

The court ruled that Texas's state law, Senate Bill 14, which requires voters provide a state-issued identification, such as a driver's license, passport or military ID, was unconstitutional due to its "discriminatory effect" on the voting capabilities of black and Latino citizens.

Consequently, SDCs can no longer be detected after a replica failure since the system has been degraded to dual redundancy without voting capability.

On the other side, President Obama and Secretary Kerry argue that the deal, while not perfect, will serve its purpose, which is to restrain Iran's development of nuclear capabilities and that voting it down leaves only one alternative - "a military option".

The conventional wisdom within the party's leadership has long been that the Jamaat's street-fighting capabilities and the votes from its marginal seats make it an indispensable ally.

As a one-time voting "you guy," my criteria included the capability of a leading man to make it delightfully obvious that basketball is more about players than it is about coaches.

"With Iran continuing to pursue nuclear capabilities, and with the upcoming vote in the U.N., which is a very destabilizing event, it is very important for us to be there and show what is at stake".

When listing its capabilities, the video is careful to mention voting, an application that feels disappointingly out of reach given the fact that the upcoming presidential election will still rely on paper.

The July 16th protest and others like it should be seen as a public vote against the government's energy policy and oversight capabilities.

You can leave here and take your new capabilities out into the world and start consistently voting for yourself, every day, to take on your new future.

Hosted social voting site provider coRank has relaunched with a list of new capabilities.

Wikipedia users may be promoted to administrators, who enjoy additional technical and maintenance capabilities of the website, which requires a public vote among its users.