Sentence examples for and begin voting from inspiring English sources

1. Medical Malpractice: Vote to cut off debate and begin voting on a bill that would cap jury awards in medical malpractice cases.

In an indication of their discontent with the direction of the bipartisan negotiations being conducted by Mr. O'Neill, Republican leaders in the House said today that they planned to draw up a tax-cut package of their own and begin voting on it next week.

Early in December, the Assembly met to debate and begin voting on what the Tunisian press has dubbed a "mini-constitution" -- a transitional document modeled after South Africa's interim constitutional processes from 1993 to 1997, to lay the groundwork for a more permanent charter.

His campaign said he had first registered and began voting even earlier, in the late 1960s.

Instead, the Wisconsin senate Republicans pulled out this new legislation without advance notice and began voting, leaving only a stunned Democratic legislator, Peter Barca, to read the open meeting law out loud to prevent the senators from voting.

The muddied forecast was perhaps a fitting end to a Congress that was born equally divided and experienced a midlife identity switch when Senator Jim Jeffords of Vermont, a Republican, changed his allegiance to independent and began voting with Democrats.

The board members gathered again, in a meeting room in the San Francisco Four Seasons Hotel, and began voting in a secret-ballot process that involved texting their decisions to a corporate headhunter.

Paul asked a hushed audience: "How did the party that elected the first black US Senator, the party that elected the first 20 African-American congressmen become a party that now loses 95% of the black vote?" He said after the Great Depression and Civil Rights Act, blacks wanted "economic emancipation" and began voting Democrat because Democrats promised "unlimited federal assistance".

The debate ends and MPs begin voting.

A1 Budget Moves in Albany State lawmakers were studying details of the gargantuan budget bills negotiated by their leaders and were to begin voting on the bills today.

The first strike by headteachers moves a step closer today as their union, the NAHT, sends out ballot papers and school leaders begin voting on whether to walk out over government plans to reduce their pensions.