Sentence examples for organizations vote from inspiring English sources

Since lawmakers often look to physician groups for guidance, why would an elected official (who might receive campaign money from physician organizations) vote to bolster nursing education?

As for the specific obligations these subjects owe to the state, they may not include the obligation to obey laws and decrees; but they may include certain other obligations of wider latitude, e.g., to aid one's own country in various ways, participate in civic organizations, vote, or volunteer for a year of national service (McConnell 1993: 207).

Tim caught up with one of these organizations, Vote & Beyond, as it monitored the elections.

This year, the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations voted not to admit J Street, because, as the leader of one Orthodox alliance said to the Times, its "positions are out of the mainstream of what could be considered acceptable within the Jewish community".

In 2000 ICANN's board of directors, after debating a list of close to 200 new top-level domain names submitted by numerous organizations, voted in favour of adding seven new suffixes:.aero (for aviation sites),.biz (businesses),.coop (cooperatives),.info (general information),.museum (museums),.name (individuals), and.pro (professionals, such as doctors).

And, oh yes, among the organizations voting "No," was AEPi.

98% of member governments and 96% of the Non-Governmental Organizations voted in favour.

"It's understandable and consistent with the establishment organizations voting for the establishment candidate," spokesman Michael Briggs told the Washington Blade.

Despite the "secret ballot" rule, a vigorous columnist for the Forward, J.J. Goldberg, was able to find out how most of the member organizations voted.

Even if a large number of academic organizations voted for these boycotts, which, to date, has not been the case, would Prime Minister Netanyahu be moved to change his policies?

When I pressed him about the content of AEPi's vote -- why would a presumably broad-based organization vote with the right-wingers?