Sentence examples for because a vote of from inspiring English sources

Asked how long it would take the Liberty administration to respond to an invitation from a major football conference because a vote of acceptance could mean a football investment of $100 million over 10 years, Falwell abruptly answered: "Forty-eight hours.

Over summer, the Poetry Society, for instance, witnessed its entire board resign because of internal disputes and a vote of no confidence by members.

Chief executives rarely sell large chunks of stock, especially in down markets, because shareholders often consider it a vote of nonconfidence.

A subsequent attempt to form a caretaker government failed because it could not win a vote of confidence.

Angelo can't fire Smith or give him a vote of confidence because Phillips would say, "Not so fast".

Phillips can't fire Angelo or give him a vote of confidence because Michael McCaskey would say, "Not so fast".

In the short run, that is a recipe for gridlock because a majority vote of commissioners is needed to implement rules and policies.

For it to happen because of a vote by 11% of staff is simply outrageous".

Yet that leaves two cabinet nominations, along with some judicial choices, that Mr. Reid has not brought to a vote because of the prospect of Republican filibusters.

Many draft resolutions do not even make it to a vote, because of the threat of veto.

The states could break 25 to 25, of course, but a more serious possibility is that states with even numbers of representatives might be unable to cast a vote because of a tie in their delegation.