Sentence examples similar to a non confidence from inspiring English sources

Clark claimed to be ignorant of Maxwell's £492 million defrauding of the company and its pension scheme, and faced a non-confidence vote by the shareholders.

Rutherford opposed the Sifton government's decision to confiscate the Alberta and Great Waterways bond money and revoke its charter, and in 1913 was one of only two Liberals to support a non-confidence motion against the government (Cross had by this time joined the Sifton cabinet, which placated most members of the Cross-Rutherford faction).

Two recent bomb attacks in the capital were blamed on Muslim separatists from Xinjiang.Taiwan's ruling Nationalist party survived a non-binding confidence motion in parliament by one vote.

Let n ′ be the number of leaders that gradecasted a set with a non-zero confidence.

The new candidate set contains all set elements that were included in at least ⌈n ′/2⌉ sets that were gradecasted with a non-zero confidence value.

Based on a non-parametric confidence interval (NPCI) method designed for use with the Haley-Knott regression method for mapping QTL, a CIM-specific method (CIM-NPCI) was developed to appropriately account for the selection of background markers during analysis of bootstrap-resampled data sets.

Because the RSA MTPM values were far from normally distributed, we used the Mann-Whitney test and calculated a non-parametric confidence interval for the difference between group medians using the Hodges-Lehmann estimate (SPSS 19.0 software).

Long story short; if a leader receives a vote of non-confidence from their subordinates…game over.

"The only avenue is for a vote of non-confidence," Mahathir said of his desire to oust Najib.

Boyle sponsored a motion of non-confidence against the government.

The sketchiest of all was in 2008, when the PM asked the Governor General to prorogue parliament to avoid losing his job, due to a vote of non-confidence quickly following his minority victory that same year.