Sentence examples for hurried vote from inspiring English sources

"This was an inevitable action we had to take, because we could not make one step of progress in our talks with the opposition, which thought only about its partisan interest," Kim Ki-hyun, a governing party spokesman, said of the hurried vote.

In a flurry of hurried voting, the country's parliament passed a series of laws on NGOs, defamation, and the internet meant to stiffen spines inside the regime and scare off and splinter those who are most actively opposed to it.Despite signs of resistance from parties once deemed loyal to the Kremlin, the Duma is still under the control of the firmly pro-Kremlin United Russia party.

But local election officials, bleary-eyed and a bit short-fused after two months preparing for the hurried-up vote, now worry they may be left standing at the altar on Election Day.

Putin had previously insisted that only locals had been involved in the controversial land-grab, but after the hurried 16 March referendum in which Crimean's voted to become part of the Russian Federation, he conceded his military had been behind the operation.

In contrast, the $20.3 billion proposal for Iraq and Afghanistan is a multiyear request masquerading as an "emergency" supplemental, meaning that lawmakers get to vote only once, and after a relatively hurried period of consideration.

Hurried negotiations with the unhappy Republicans followed, and a promise of two votes on relief funds for Sandy's victims stopped the cable news bloodletting.

A little hurried but resolute, she raged against white voters, especially white women, who had voted for Trump and legitimized the racism that had been central to his campaign.

Initial acts by the Academy in this hurried attention called into question that body's unalloyed devotion to or respect for two of its voting components.

It was a little hurried".

This is a hurried response to a hurried bill.

Hurried shots and scoreless droughts.