Sentence examples for further ballot from inspiring English sources

Currently, a strike must usually be started within four weeks of the ballot, but can be continued or repeated indefinitely (as long as it relates to the same dispute) without a further ballot.

Further ballots results are expected in London, Leeds, Sheffield and West Yorkshire.

Ballot initiatives to allow same-sex marriage were adopted in Maine and Maryland, while others in Minnesota and Washington State are too close to call as further ballots are counted.

Legislators from the opposition Conservatives voted to eliminate Kenneth Clarke, a former finance minister, from further balloting to choose a replacement for Michael Howard as party leader.

The surviving six contenders now go into a second round, which could be followed by further ballots until one candidate secures the support of more than 50% of those voting.

Mr Serwotka said the "big stuff" planned included a carte blanche motion at the conference in Brighton for ongoing strikes this summer, from national walk-outs to site-specific stoppages, without further ballots.

And if the elections nurture a modicum of decent government for Iraq then it will be nothing less than historical.The insurgents have nothing to gain from further balloting, but much to lose.

Any tickets unsold by organisers for the 2012 Olympics will be made available in further ballots, along with the possibility of additional tickets for higher-profile events being released as venues are tested and capacities finalised.

After seven further ballots, the process may again be similarly suspended, with the address now being delivered by the senior Cardinal Priest.

"The further down ballot you get, the more important each individual dollar is and the more access it can potentially buy".

But if you look further down ballot, there's even more evidence that one of the nation's most storied lobby groups is becoming all muzzle and no bullet.