Sentence examples for move to ballot from inspiring English sources

A number of Labour members showed their disdain for the list by voting against the move to ballot at the hustings.

Mr Prentis also said: "If we cannot reach agreement with employers, we will move to ballot for industrial action".

One union, the National Association of Head Teachers, immediately announced it would move to a ballot and the head of the FDA, which represents the most senior civil servants, described the talks as becoming "doomed to failure".

Brunner supports a move to paper ballots, which would use optical scanning.

Mr Bercow's supporters claimed the government's attempt to move to a secret ballot was motivated by a desire to make it easier to remove him from the Speaker's chair.

"The voice of the street needs to be moved to the ballot boxes," the president of Catalonia, Artur Mas, told lawmakers at the regional Parliament.

"It is critical that our members have the final say on these proposals and we will meet with our key health activists before moving to a ballot".

And while it was superfluous in determining that party's nominee, 220,000 Pennsylvania Republicans (out of their total turnout of 807,000) were moved to cast ballots for Mike Huckabee or, more numerously, Ron Paul.

And we will be campaigning on the basis that at some stage we do move to an industrial action ballot on pay.

The party is also examining a move to introduce a strike ballot threshold under which a majority of union members – rather than simply those that vote – has to be reached before industrial action is legal.

Reports also suggest the education minister, Christopher Pyne, who backed Turnbull in the leadership ballot, will move to defence.