Sentence examples for expressing no confidence from inspiring English sources

None of the other faculties has ever joined FAS in expressing no confidence in Mr Summers.

The British Medical Association's annual conference endorsed by an overwhelming majority a motion expressing no confidence in Hunt on Monday.

Dorries told ITV's Peston on Sunday she had already submitted her letter to the chairman of the Tory backbench 1922 committee expressing no confidence in the prime minister.

However, adoption of such a proposal should be accompanied by a method of expressing "no confidence" in a president well short of the end of the seventh year.

When he was elected Mayor of London in 2008, Johnson forced Sir Ian Blair out by expressing no confidence in him, which trumped Jacqui Smith, the Home Secretary, who wanted to keep him.

The new president is a controversial figure among many students, coming to prominence in the national press after speaking against an NUS motion "to condemn the IS and support Kurdish forces fighting against it, while expressing no confidence or trust in the US military intervention".

Sixty percent expressed no confidence in Mr. Obama at the time, with just 7 percent confident in him (and 34 percent without an opinion).

The passing of the latest resolution expresses no confidence in his S.E.

But it warned the MPs who expressed no confidence in Corbyn "to learn the lessons of the last year" which should mean no further attempts to depose him.

But the 172 MPs who expressed no confidence in him also need to learn the lessons of the last year, as many have acknowledged.

"We express no confidence in the Central Election Commission because of its being a passive, or maybe a too active, participant in falsifications," he said.