Sentence examples for forward vote from inspiring English sources

The Legislature, acting as an independent body, moved forward vote by vote toward a showdown with Gov. George E. Pataki over the size of the state budget and how to finance it.

Real Madrid's protracted pursuit of Gareth Bale (pictured), a Tottenham Hotspur forward, voted the best player in England last season, only ended once the clubs agreed on a world record £85m fee.

The forwards voted to the Eastern team were Ilya Kovalchuk of Atlanta, Martin St. Louis of Tampa Bay and Joe Thornton of Boston.

I think everyone should come forward and vote for that very sensible proposal, and it will be put forward".

Will Clegg bring forward a vote on this soon and show that he is "a man not a mouse".

Mr Benn was asked whether the Government should bring forward a vote on bombing Isis in Syria, which was at that time not planned.

Ministers had however said they would not bring forward a vote in the House of Commons unless they were certain they could win a majority to extend strikes.

Last week, Mr. Haarde called elections for May, bringing forward a vote originally scheduled for 2011, after weeks of protests by Icelanders angered by soaring unemployment and rising prices.

Ministers brought forward the vote from Thursday to allow William Hague, who will be in Australia at the end of next week, to take part.

The decision makes it more likely that the Goverment will bring forward a vote on the issue; with the support of some Labour MPs it is more likely that Mr Cameron will have enough MPs to launch the attacks.

"I think everyone should come forward and vote for that proposal because it is a very sensible proposal and it will be put forward".