Sentence examples for for a future vote from inspiring English sources
The proposal will still be considered for a future vote.
Senator Bernard Sanders, independent of Vermont, who supports not just a public plan but also a government-run Medicare-for-all system, said he had secured a commitment from the majority leader, Harry Reid of Nevada, for a future vote on a public plan, when it could well be harder to pass.
In early February, the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions approved a bill titled the "Improving Health Information Technology Act" for a future vote in the Senate.
Several sections of the city's zoning code are up for a future vote, specifically two ordinances working in tandem that will affect the Downtown Village Specific Plan and the Community Planned Development zone in order to address the growth and associated criminal problems of the industry in other cities, which occurred mostly between 2009 and 2014, according to the staff report.
"This new leadership is sorely needed as Europe seeks to escape from austerity," he said in a statement, arguing, in essence, that a vote for Hollande was a future vote for him.
In this election, do the right thing, vote your conscience, vote for your future, vote for a United States of America".
Those who wanted a vision for the future voted more for Mr Romney (54% to 45% for Mr Obama).
that gave Republicans enough support to pass the continuing resolution in exchange for future votes on a conservative immigration bill and a defense-only spending measure.
The nuclear option involves using arcane Senate parliamentary procedures to force a simple majority vote, which would than set precedent for similar future votes.
A vote for President Obama is a vote for a future where spending stabilizes well above its 40-year average, and where tax revenue gradually rises — thanks to the leverage afforded the president by the expiration of the Bush tax cuts — to pay for Social Security, Medicare, the president' health care law and more.
"A vote for President Obama is a vote for a future where spending stabilizes well above its 40-year average, and where tax revenue gradually rises," Douthat warns.
