Sentence examples for adopted a vote from inspiring English sources

If adopted, a vote on a finished treaty would probably take place in 2008.

Before fleeing, Thảo broadcast a premature message claiming the coup had been effective in removing Khánh, and the Armed Forces Council later adopted a vote of no confidence in Khánh later that day, and forced him into exile.

Adopting a vote at home system nationwide could go a long way toward reviving our democracy.

Besides, we also consider a specific accuracy score after adopting a "Vote strategy" to further explore those generated clusters.

The least we can do is to adopt a voting mechanism nationwide that is less mysterious than, say, the common butterfly.

If we really wanted to model voting on jury service, we should adopt a voting lottery system along the lines suggested by Jason Brennan.

"That idea of having it festive, of civics not being dour, is really important," said Peters, who would also like other states "to adopt a voting system that looks like Colorado," which combines mail-in balloting and other measures to make voting easy.

In countries that have adopted a "constructive" vote of no confidence, for example, a government may be removed by the legislature between elections by a majority vote of no confidence only if a majority also elects a successor government.

Under pressure from the Tory right in Parliament and the press, Mr. Hague adopted a "core vote strategy," aimed chiefly at enthusing the Conservative base.

With the elimination of this bias, activists will more easily be able to elect directors, particularly at the growing number of companies that have adopted a majority vote requirement for the election of directors.

But in Oregon, which adopted a statewide vote-by-mail system in 1998, officials said that early voting has actually improved participation in elections.