Sentence examples for a vote to remove from inspiring English sources

Bachmann led a vote to remove the cigarette tax from the bill, but it failed.

Next, the county committee will hold a hearing that is likely to result in a vote to remove Mr. Espada.

The new lawmakers even said they would hold a vote to remove Mr. Chávez's handpicked successor, President Nicolás Maduro, and field their own candidate to run the country.

Mr. Randolph said the resignations came after a vote to remove Mr. Twomey as president failed, 14 to 7. Mr. Twomey said the six seats would remain vacant, and plans for the expansion would move ahead.

WASHINGTON — Caught in a swirl of ethics inquiries, Representative Charles B. Rangel, the dean of the New York Congressional delegation, appeared to be losing his grip on his powerful post as chairman of the tax-policy-writing Ways and Means Committee on Tuesday as Republicans planned to force a vote to remove him from his position.

"The present policy position of the party, decided collectively by the party – and that's the way we make policy in the Labour party, Jeremy is very respectful of the collective approach – is that we accept the principle of the cap, but it is not currently before parliament to have a vote to remove it all together.

His last effort at constitutional reform was defeated in a 2007 referendum though he did win a subsequent vote to remove presidential term limits, which enabled him to run again this year.Moreover, the economy is showing strains.

Within the next 12 days, there will be a shareholder vote to remove the board, as well as a vote to reinstate Brackeen as CEO, he told me.

The lawsuit, filed in Federal District Court in Manhattan, claimed that a proposal by Relational Investors, based in San Diego, to seek a shareholder vote to remove the board was not permitted under Pennsylvania law.

The election, which cost local governments as much as $18 million to carry out, has raised another debate over the appropriateness of using a recall vote to remove officials.

In a major triumph for the Clinton administration and American business, the Senate cast a bipartisan vote to remove trade restraints and expand commerce with China, the world's most populous nation.