Sentence examples for needs to be voted from inspiring English sources

The deal still needs to be voted through Congress.

"He needs to be voted out in 2016," Arnold said, adding that Brown supporters had "disowned their cause by looting".

"It's a polarized issue that really needs to be voted on," Mary Beth Murphy, the town supervisor, said.

It needs to be voted on by a full session of the European Parliament, scheduled for March 23-24, and then needs to be agreed to by a qualified majority of European ministers, probably in April or May.

The LT2 Group reckons it has a big enough combined stake to block the Co-op's current restructuring plan, which has already been approved by the Prudential Regulation Authority and needs to be voted through by 75% of bondholders.

The E.U. then requests an ethical approval from the host country--even if the research is legal there--and the research finally needs to be voted on favourably by a delegation of the 25 European governments.

Some 43 percent of the Dell shares need to be voted in favor of the offer.

They most likely need to be voted in by 2012 or face the chance of never making the Hall.

While a deal has been hammered out in principle, the details will need to be voted on by bondholders.

He still needed to be voted in by the European parliament in order to take his seat as a member of the committee.

Maybe you were under the impression that kings didn't need to be voted for, being, as they are, elected by divine right which precludes the requirement for democratic approval?