Sentence examples for motion which said from inspiring English sources

"At federal conference we passed a motion which said we should not have an arbitrary time limit on cESA".

The party's annual conference in Brighton overwhelmingly passed an emergency motion, which said Downing Street's 50-page dossier did "not constitute evidence of an immediate threat".

The NUT conference delivered an "unsatisfactory" verdict on Ofsted in an earlier debate - backing a motion which said it should be "thrown into the dustbin of history".

That vote was on a motion which said the UK should not leave the EU without a deal specifically on 29 March, but with the option of a no-deal Brexit at any other time.

Uwaydah -- who wasn't charged in Redding's death and has denied any wrongdoing -- fled to Lebanon when he became a person of interest in the murder case, according to the bail motion, which said prosecutors looked into the fraud as a possible motive for the killing.

Uwaydah — who wasn't charged in Redding's death and has denied any wrongdoing — fled to Lebanon when he became a person of interest in the murder case, according to the bail motion, which said prosecutors looked into the alleged fraud as a possible motive for the killing.

Updated at 12.08pm GMT 11.48am GMT Delegates have just passed the manufacturing motion, which says that the government should scrap the review in 2014 of the fourth carbon budget target proposed by George Osborne.

The reason you don't fall through the ground, of course, is explained by Newton's third law of motion, which says that the surface of the Earth is pushing up against your feet at a force equal but opposite to your weight.

Stephen Williams has tabled a House of Commons early day motion which says the city's economy and environment is suffering because of the firm's prices.

"And that's when I just really thought: well hang on a minute, surely we can just rise to the occasion and try and try and not create rival motions which say almost exactly the same thing but instead try and act in the national and international interest".

Labour confirmed on Wednesday it would expect MPs to support a motion, tabled by Margaret Beckett, which said parliament should not ratify any Brexit deal "unless and until" it has been approved in a confirmatory public vote.