Sentence examples for motion to vote from inspiring English sources

Board members ultimately decided to rescind a motion to vote on the production, which had been put on the table at a meeting earlier this month.

We will have to put forward a motion to vote on and the timescales will be tight so we'll have to look at the rulebook.

Staff members sitting behind them would periodically jump up and cue them to make a motion, whisper how to vote, or offer background on someone testifying.

The Lib Dem conference has passed a motion instructing MPs to vote against the proposed boundary changes because of the failure of the Conservatives to support Lords reform.

The Lib Dem conference passed a motion instructing MPs to vote against the proposed boundary changes because of the failure of the Conservatives to support Lords reform.

The British signal that it would not rush to military action came late Wednesday when Mr. Cameron's government, aware of the sensitivities created by the legacy of the run-up to the Iraq war a decade ago, said unexpectedly in a motion to be voted on by Parliament on Thursday that a separate vote on military action would be required.

Meanwhile, every Labour MP received a letter from Margaret Hodge and Ann Coffey, who have submitted a no-confidence motion to be voted on this week.

On the other hand, if the proper procedures were not followed -- for example, the meeting was adjourned without a motion to continue voting at a future date -- the flip tax could be challenged in court by shareholders.

The Co-op board has sought approval for political donations or subscriptions to be capped at £750,000 – down from the £1m approved last year – in a motion to be voted on by the mutual's millions of members at its annual meeting next month.

Giardina states that my father, Karl Malden, "used his influence as president of the motion-picture academy to vote in an honorary Oscar for Kazan".

Either way, the wheels are now in motion for the Senate to vote on New Year's Eve, Senate aides said.