Sentence examples for cases a vote from inspiring English sources

In such cases, a vote on proposed legislation will only pass if supported by a weighted majority (60%) of members voting, including at least 40% of each of the nationalist and unionist designations present and voting.

But the procedure has differed in every case: a vote on the Iraq war, but at a very late stage; a debate on Kosovo with no right to a vote; a series of government statements on Afghanistan.

The three top candidates vying for president are all senators, and they've canceled their campaign events so they can be in Washington in case a vote comes up on a bill regarding earmarks.

House Republicans are now sending over the cuts case by case, with a vote planned for next week on tax cuts for married couples.

But the bench of nine judges dismissed the two cases by a vote of 6 to 3 on a technicality.

In other cases, a majority vote in favour of independence was secured, but not enough to overcome constitutional thresholds, such as in Nevis.

Boris Johnson is widely expected to appear to argue the case for a vote to leave.

On January 10th Parliament started debating the case, with a vote to impeach Mrs Bandaranayake expected late the next day.

The case follows a vote to lift Ms Le Pen's immunity as a member of the European Parliament allowing her to be charged in July last year for her remarks.

Those of us who sit between the cultures, and don't in any case have a vote, should not, I suggest, tell people in Scotland what to do.

In the McCutcheon case, by a vote of five to four, the Court struck down the overall hundred-and-twenty-three-thousand-dollar limit.