Sentence examples for office vote from inspiring English sources

Then someone had quit, and, after an office vote—"First and maybe last time," Chang said he'd decided on Nishi.

The whole team work at it, collecting every joke they hear, and then each year's set of jokes is decided by an office vote.

But they did not include the right to hold public office, vote, or to testify in court.

This would result in a total of three primaries: an April presidential vote, an August congressional vote and a September state and local office vote.

And amazingly, despite the ability of Muslims, Christians and others to hold office, vote and avail themselves of all of the rights and privileges of the government, Israel is called an "apartheid state" while actual apartheid states like Saudi Arabia -- a place which I am unable to travel because I'm a Jew and allows no non-Muslims to visit Mecca -- receives little opprobrium.

And in order to reinforce their false narrative that can't otherwise stand on its own under scrutiny, they fight to get more of themselves elected to office on the premise of, "government can't do anything right," in order to get elected to office, vote down every proposal that would create jobs and improve the economy while saying, "See?

"I, for one, do not see myself while in office voting for tax increases," he said.

The Catholic Calverts founded Maryland and brought in religious freedom, but by 1700 Maryland's legislature, influenced by Anglicans from Virginia, had passed laws forbidding all Catholics from holding office, voting, attending mass, or receiving higher education.

Members of the D.C. Board of Ethics and Government Accountability — who are also appointed by the mayor and oversee the open-government office — voted unanimously at their meeting Thursday not to give Hughes another five-year term.

BEIRUT, Lebanon, Sept. 3 - As expected, Lebanon's Parliament on Friday rubber-stamped Syria's order to keep its handpicked president in office, voting in an extraordinary session to amend the Constitution to give him three more years.

However, the committee nevertheless sided against FDA's drug safety office, voting 22-1 in recommending that Avandia stay on the market.