Sentence examples for no confidence on from inspiring English sources

Labor voted no confidence on Monday over a minor matter involving several ministerial appointments.

"It's been a vote of no confidence on the US dollar".

Mr Miliband faced an embarrassing vote of no confidence on Sunday from a prominent Labour peer.

The officers union in San Antonio is holding a vote of no confidence on the police chief there.

The chairman of the Church of England's house of laity will face a vote of no confidence on Friday.

Senate Minority Leader Harry M. Reid (D-Nev). called the war-related resolution "a vote of no confidence" on Bush's Iraq policies.

When the junior partner in the Czech Republic's ruling coalition, the social democratic (ČSSD), said it would allow the government to survive by abstaining from a motion of no-confidence on Friday, one of the region's oldest parties may have accelerated - by apparently delaying - its demise.

By the carefully chosen day on which Margaret Thatcher had put the no confidence motion on the House of Commons order paper it was too late to hope that salvation would come from the support of the smaller parties.

Cambridge is expected to announce a date for a "no confidence" vote on Monday, while a petition against the government is gathering force at Warwick University.

The Petition's Committee does not have the power to grant debates on motions of no confidence, which meant a recent petition calling for a no confidence vote on David Cameron failed to be granted a debate.

Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi will face a no confidence vote on December 14, Reuters is reporting.