Sentence examples for consultative vote from inspiring English sources

Alongside the parliamentary elections was a consultative vote on a planned nuclear power station.

But it called its forecast of 1.7% for 2015 uncertain, and that of 2.25% for 2016-2017 "optimistability stability programme now goes to a "consultative" vote in parliament on April 29th.

A decisive consultative vote would be binding for a'that, sources say.The same sources say that talk of a precise 18-month deadline for holding a vote is also missing the main thrust of the British government's gamble.

Mr Killinger blamed regulators for not coming to WaMu's aid before its collapse and sale to JPMorgan Chase because, he asserted, his bank was not one of the financial institutions in an inner circle that were "too clubby to fail .Backlash in BaselNearly 40% of shareholders at UBS opposed a plan on executive pay in a consultative vote.

But after his thumping win Mr Salmond slammed on the brakes and started talking about holding a consultative vote in the second half of his term in office, ie, some time between 2014 and 2016.The accusation from Mr Salmond's opponents is that he is "frit", or too frightened of a No vote, to hold a straightforward independence vote any time soon.

His statement will set out measures that could be included in a new Scotland Bill currently trundling through the House of Commons and House of Lords in Westminster, which is already set to deepen devolution in various ways.Government sources say that it is a bit of a red herring to draw a contrast between binding and consultative votes.

We do not know how many NUJ members voted to reject the agreement in the consultative ballot but it was almost certainly a minority of the total NUJ membership – and certainly a very small percentage of the BBC workforce as a whole.

The PCS has an industrial action mandate covering pay, pensions, jobs and privatisation but three in four voted in favour of further strikes in a consultative ballot.

Shop stewards voted "overwhelmingly" to reject the potential settlement in a meeting today and they will recommend that 2,000 drivers turn down the peace document in a consultative ballot.

Brexit (a consultative referendum) means (voted for by a narrow majority) Brexit (that we should leave the EU without further parliamentary scrutiny or consideration of the implications or constitutional foundations of the vote).

There are a number of incentives for rank-and-file members to participate in party affairs, chief among which are the right to elect the party leader and president, the right to vote in any consultative policy referendum called by the Federal Executive, and the right to participate in the selection process for parliamentary candidates.