Sentence examples for joint votes from inspiring English sources

A Republican state senator from Long Island, Kenneth P. LaValle, sued, arguing that such joint votes violated the State Constitution, and that the appointment of Regents needed the approval of each house separately.

On joint votes, such as the election of U.S. Senators, the parties were even with sixty-eight members each; two Populists were also members of the Assembly, one who supported the Democrats and another who supported the Republicans.

Finally, the marginal and joint votes are combined into the MPAS predictor as follows: (4) P (x  belongs to class I | y ) = α P (m ) (x  belongs to class I | y ) + (1 − α ) P (j ) (x  belongs to class I | y ) where 0 ≤ α ≤ 1 is a constant we use to weigh the contribution from the marginal vote and the joint vote.

Would it take separate votes of both house, or a joint vote, to overrule his judgment?

To impeach the president, it needs two-thirds support in a joint vote of Pakistan's two-tier assembly.

The power-sharing administration in Stormont is headed by a unionist first minister but includes the IRA's political wing, Sinn Fein, as well as the moderate nationalist SDLP, their joint vote now repeatedly over 42%.

The impeachment, which will based on allegations of unconstitutional misrule and misconduct by the president, would require two-thirds support in a joint vote of Pakistan's two-tier assembly.

In 1918 it was submitted to the state's voters by an overwhelming 95 17 joint vote of the General Assembly.

On a joint vote of the two houses of the General Assembly, Crittenden was elected 78 59 over governor Lazarus Powell.

Neither Boström nor Crusebjörn resigned, since after further discussion and voting it was decided that the matter should be settled by a joint vote.

The plan gained support from the first chamber but not from the second chamber, but when put to a joint vote of both chambers, the proposition passed.