Sentence examples for made by vote from inspiring English sources

Nothing could reverse the gains made by "Vote Labour to make Katie Hopkins go away".

That claim, made by Vote Leave, was contrary to evidence from the Office for National Statistics, Watt said.

"In most proprietary leases, termination of a tenancy for objectionable conduct can be made by vote of two-thirds of the board of directors," Mr. Weinstein said.

The MP will reject the suggestion made by Vote Leave that leaving the EU would reduce hospital waiting times and overcrowding.

An egregious example is the claim, routinely made by Vote Leave, that EU membership costs the UK £350m per week – a figure that ignores the budget rebate, European subsidies and development funds spent in poorer British regions.

The prime minister was accused of backsliding on promises made by Vote Leave after she cast doubt on the effectiveness of a system admitting people on the basis of their skills and refused to commit an extra £100m to the NHS.

In civic life, for all the corruption that still exists, choices are made by votes, not guns, among and by politicians, not self-picked caudillos.

Law is made by votes in the legislature.

Board meetings are formal and decisions are made by voting on issues after a period of discussion and debate.

EU laws themselves are increasingly made by majority vote; if Turkey got into the EU it would have the largest number of votes in its legislative bodies the Council of Ministers and the European Parliament.

Both choices are in theory made by majority vote.