The phrase "assembly to vote" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a group or assembly is convening to make a decision or cast votes on a particular issue.
Example: "The assembly to vote on the new policy will take place next week in the main hall."
Alternatives: "meeting to decide" or "gathering for a vote".
Instead of the current system, under which the five permanent member states nominate one name for the UN assembly to vote on, they want the assembly to be given three names from which to choose.
It wants the assembly to vote on three names, and for the next secretary general to serve one seven-year term rather than the traditional two five-year stints, to make him or her more independent of permanent members.
But hours after Mr Alemán's absolution his Liberal Constitutional Party ended a filibuster in the National Assembly and voted to let the Sandinistas run the legislature's affairs.The next step, opponents fear, will be to get the assembly to vote for a constitutional reform that would allow Mr Ortega, like his friend Hugo Chávez in Venezuela (see article), to stand for re-election.
Karzai last month called a national assembly to vote on the bilateral security agreement (BSA) and then shocked most of the country, including some of his closest advisers, by ignoring the advice of the handpicked group that he sign as soon as possible.
The deadline for the assembly to vote on the bill is Friday.
Mr. Grannis is pushing for the Assembly to vote Monday to override the veto, and aides to the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, say he is inclined to agree.
But a Plaid spokesman said the move would come too late since a plenary assembly meeting to vote in the first minister is being held tomorrow at which Lib Dem assembly members have been mandated to abstain.
On September 30th the new democratically elected village assembly met to vote on the issue.
The union's delegate assembly is to vote on the settlement tomorrow, and mail ballots are to be sent out late this week.
In his second term, he undermined MPs by forcing through a constitutional amendment that required all national assembly members to vote along party lines.
Dragan Marsicanin announced his resignation as the assembly prepared to vote on a motion to dismiss him submitted by allies of Zoran Djindjic, the prime minister of Serbia, which is the dominant republic in the Yugoslav federation.
