The word 'motion' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in many ways, such as a noun to refer to movement, an action, a suggested plan, or even a type of legal action. For example, "After much debate, the board of directors passed the motion to raise taxes."
He said he was consulting other parties about a motion in the Stormont parliament.
The UN motion was passed on Tuesday night, with the support of the US, but a number of security council members condemned Russia's stance.
The Coalition is indicating it will not move a no confidence motion.
Samantha Power, the US ambassador to the UN, said it was "ironic to say the least" that Russia produced the motion at the same time as it was "backing an all-out assault" in Ukraine despite the ceasefire.
Downing Street defended its decision to allow a free vote for the second reading while imposing a three-line whip on the programme motion.
The decision of the whips to impose a three line whip means that David Burrowes, aide to Cabinet Office minister Oliver Letwin and a leading member of the no camp, is expected to abstain in the "programme motion" vote.
A special motion condemning the riots and supporting those on the sharp end of seven days of disorder was backed across the Stormont assembly floor.
The motion accused him of incompetence, negligence, and a lack of interest or engagement in his portfolio and of making misleading statements in the lead-up to the bill's introduction.
"No other country in Europe offers such potential," he says as cranes in constant motion move containers from ship to dock outside.
And this was a very strong and very appealing thing about her," said Motion.
Motion sees Carter as a comic writer who saw the life of the universe as an awful joke, "or rather, awful and a joke".
