Sentence examples for binding motions from inspiring English sources

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A "binding motion" is to be introduced into the Commons "in the first days", followed by the necessary legislation.

Photograph: David Sillitoe for the Guardian 10.40am GMT Tory Lord Lexden asks why five years rather than four, and why was this done through legislation rather than a binding motion.

A Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition government will put a binding motion before the House of Commons in the first days following this agreement stating that the next general election will be held on the first Thursday of May 2015.

It would decree that if no agreement had passed parliament by the end of February, the government would have to bring forward a binding motion seeking an extension of article 50 "so that we don't go crashing over the cliff edge", she said.

In the past couple of months the parliaments of the UK, Republic of Ireland, Spain and France have all passed non-binding motions in favour.

The non-binding motion to adjourn the meeting was passed with the support of 82% of WRT investors present.

Eurosceptics already thinking about the 'nuclear option' - a non-binding motion of no confidence against their own PM, removing her with backing of Labour, SNP & Lib Dems.

No 10 will also be hoping that a majority of MPs in favour of triggering article 50 will allow it to claim more of a parliamentary mandate for Brexit, although it is only a non-binding motion.

The deal follows a very rare parliamentary defeat over the Scottish government's £31bn budget last month after all four opposition parties voted against the draft budget in a non-binding motion tabled by Scottish Labour.

Ashworth, a former Tory group leader in Strasbourg, and Girling, a former chief whip, backed the non-binding motion, which was passed by 557 votes to 92, with 29 abstentions.