Sentence examples for members voting from inspiring English sources

It changes members' voting weights.

Turnout was big, with about 53 percent of 105,368 eligible members voting.

The tax package passed the committee, 19-5, withethe most conservative members voting against it.

The movement held makeshift primaries over the Internet, with candidates presenting themselves and members voting online.

The resolution was a bright light of bipartisanship: It passed unanimously, with 379 members voting.

It was decided that it would be an embarrassment, with only about 10,000 members voting.

Under the new guidelines, approval is needed from 8 of 15 unions and a majority of the union members voting.

"Pattern" may be an overstatement, but there are several examples of members' voting for cuts that they then deplore.

According to MapLight: "On average, House agriculture committee members voting for HR 992 [one of the derivatives bills] have received 7.8 times as much money from the top four banks as House agriculture committee members voting against the bill".

These reforms provoked a small uprising from leftist elements of the chancellor's coalition, with 12 members voting against them.

But suppose, instead of the audience members voting silently in unison, they voted out loud one after another.