Sentence examples for motion that would from inspiring English sources

But a motion that would have forced the company to abandon its nuclear program was defeated.

The board passed a motion that would still allow the Pattersons to retire there.

Democrats and some conservatives were indignant, and a motion that would have shielded Justice Walker failed to pass.

Mac Giolla planned a further motion that would have deferred to the IRA council on the issue.

On Thursday night, David Cameron failed to pass a motion that would have authorised military action against Syria in principle.

For our final ECE476 project, we decided to build a digital hourglass that simulates real-time motion that would challenge both our hardware and software skills.

That included a rejection of a motion that would have disallowed the bank's chief to also serve as chairman of the board.

By the time of his return to Texas in 1835, events were in motion that would lead to full-scale rebellion.

Six years later, in August 2013, parliament exercised its new right when MPs rejected a government motion that would have authorised military intervention in Syria's bloody civil war.

Both Cameron and Miliband came under fire from those angry at the failure to pass a motion that would have been the first step towards possible military action.

MPs will vote this week on a motion that would require larger UK companies to reveal disparities in what they pay male and female workers.