Sentence examples for no confidence was from inspiring English sources

Yeltsin, whose latest shake-up evidently inspired no confidence, was nowhere.

The party felt the UGTT's decision of no confidence was "irresponsible", a committee member said.

The motion of no confidence was defeated by 80-47, with 13 abstentions.

Cabinets have been very stable, and the provision for the "constructive vote of no confidence" was invoked for the first time only in 1982.

The London Assembly vote of no confidence was split down party lines; those who voted for the motion were the opposition.

Following his election on Tuesday, he told reporters that protesters had a right to demonstrate but he would only resign if a parliamentary vote of no confidence was passed.

A vote of no confidence is scheduled for April 11th.

Down the corridor, just as determined to topple them with a vote of no confidence, are the Tories.

Parliament can only be dissolved if a specific vote of no confidence is carried against the government, and if no alternative government can be formed within 14 days.

That is highly unlikely to happen: May will continue as prime minister, while Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn's motion of no confidence is unlikely to succeed.

"If the vote of no confidence is carried, the MPs can then limp on until their selection at the next general election when they will be deselected.