Sentence examples for without any voting from inspiring English sources

A special three-judge panel today dismissed a lawsuit arguing that it was unconstitutional for the more than 500,000 citizens in the nation's capital to remain without any voting rights in Congress.

Some companies and advocates support forms of legalization that would provide for temporary legal status without any voting or basic workplace rights, such as guestworker programs.

The RPR's president, Michèle Alliot-Marie, after belated consultation with the UDF's François Bayrou and the Liberal Democrats' Alain Madelin, rammed Mr Séguin's nomination through without any vote, secret or otherwise, by the party's activists.

Maintaining billions in savings was required in order to pass the bill through the Senate's reconciliation rules — which will allow Republicans to pass Trumpcare without any votes from Democrats.

Mr. Usmanov and his associates were willing to make the investment without getting any voting rights or seats on the board, important conditions for the independent-minded Mr. Zuckerberg.

The commission sat on the issue for months without making any vote public.

Twenty-two minutes after the committee's energy panel convened to start the process of debating and approving a bill to reauthorize the Department of Energy's (DOE's) research and development programs, Representative Cynthia Lummis (R WY) gaveled the session to a close without taking any votes on the proposed legislation.

Trump renominated him this month, and the committee voted again Thursday without any changed votes.

Voters have ample time to come to a decision without any voting-booth pressure, there's a hard copy of each ballot, vendors of electronic voting machines with their own agenda are eliminated, and no one has to stand in line.

Even if the debt ceiling increase were to pass through the Senate without any Republican votes, it would fail if the huge GOP majority in the House also voted against it.

Representative Fred Upton, Republican of Michigan and chairman of the House Energy and Commerce Committee, said the waivers showed that the law, approved by Congress without any Republican votes, was "fundamentally flawed".