Sentence examples for intention to ballot from inspiring English sources

Other unions are widely expected to declare their intention to ballot when they take part in a debate on public sector pensions at the conference on Wednesday.

Royal Mail faces the threat of days of paralysing strikes from 23 October after the postal union officially served notice of its intention to ballot 115,000 postmen and women for strike action.

An ITV spokesman responded: "We were naturally disappointed that the NUJ chose to pull out of talks, ordered regional representatives to stop attending local discussions and have now notified ITV of the intention to ballot for industrial action.

Unite said it had given 21 bus companies operating in London notice of its intention to ballot up to 21,000 of its members in the capital next week.

A spokesman for CalMac said: "We are disappointed that the RMT has outlined its intention to ballot for industrial action given the bulk of these issues were only raised with us on Monday.

Nick Brown, chief operating officer for LU, said: "To suggest that we've closed down negotiations is completely untrue and it is extremely disappointing the co-ordinated response by the unions has been to announce their intention to ballot members.

Palm Beach will do the same provided that there is some other indication of an intention to vote (such as evidence from other votes on the ballot paper).

Becoming a candidate for president in Russia involves two steps: a candidate has to register his intention to get on the ballot and then he has to collect enough signatures to secure a spot.

Despite the results in Washington state, the NRA said it has every intention to continue fighting similar ballot initiatives in the future.

The commission's guidance covering the 2015 general election, entitled Dealing with doubtful papers in GB, advises: "A ballot paper must not be rejected because the vote is... marked [with] other than a cross … marked by more than one mark … if an intention to give a vote for not more than one candidate clearly appears on the ballot paper".

It seems Ms. Bock could become the first Democrat to break ranks with the party leadership, as she announced her intention to run on the replacement ballot to succeed Mr. Davis.