Unless she soon finds a new home on Wall Street, Finra will move to hold a special election to fill her vacant seat.
If a majority of the board members voted yes, the group would have moved to hold a hearing over Mr. Corzine's status before enacting the ban.
Senator Harry M. Reid, the Democratic majority leader, moved to hold a vote on Tuesday to close off debate, saying, "You either want to keep nuclear weapons out of the hands of terrorists or you don't".
At that point, if Mr. Ensign contested the charges and did not voluntarily agree to a punishment of some kind, the committee most likely would have moved to hold a public hearing on the accusations — and released thousands of pages of documents it had gathered as part of its nearly two-year investigation.
For now we move to hold with a target price of 670p.
No dissident Chinese is allowed to protest in Tiananmen Square, and no apathetic Russian can be moved to hold up a sign in Red Square, but the streets around the White House are filled with Americans espousing their causes.
"THesaiduld be it the form of a modular bill, wasch allows one or both divisions to be passed depending on the outcynical the referendumove
Justice Sebutinde's dissatisfaction with the move to hold a disciplinary hearing was no secret.
Mr. Bush's warning to Taiwan was motivated by President Chen Shu-bian's move to hold a referendum to condemn China's buildup of ballistic missiles aimed at the island -- a move the administration views as an election-year ploy.
On Tuesday, one Socialist legislator, Milena Apostolaki, defected, calling Mr. Papandreou's move to hold a referendum "an erroneous political decision that not only divides the nation but also puts at risk all the efforts and painful sacrifices already made by the Greek people".
A court in Kiev quashed the decision by Crimea's parliament to sack the region's government and also ruled that the move to hold a local referendum on Crimea's status was illegal.
