Sentence examples for proposed vote from inspiring English sources
Derambarsh, a municipal councillor in Courbevoie, north-west of Paris, said he was confident an amendment to the proposed efficiency strategy would be approved during Wednesday's proposed vote.
They will have to deal with a proposed vote in East Timor, which was brutally annexed by Indonesia in 1976 and has now been offered a choice between autonomy and freedom by Mr Habibie.
Blatter has made no bones about his own opposition to the proposed vote, due to take place in 10 days, suggesting at a press conference that the motion was an abuse of Fifa statutes and "inappropriate".
Mr. Hayes, the Republican member, reacted angrily to the proposed vote, and he suggested that he might seek to short-circuit it — perhaps by not attending the session, which some experts argue would deprive the board of a quorum to vote on the rules.
CBI Wales chair Chris Sutton said the proposed vote in 2017 was creating "uncertainty".
CBI Wales chairman Chris Sutton said the proposed vote in 2017 was creating "uncertainty".
Once triggered, this provision, formally known as the National Popular Vote Interstate Compact, would guarantee that the popular-vote winner would always win the presidency.In the year after the 2000 election, which Al Gore lost to George W. Bush despite receiving over 500,000 more votes, 29 states proposed vote-allocation changes.
Between 1982 and 2006 the Justice Department objected to over 1,000 proposed voting changes.
He proposed voting for any of the collaborating parties in order to avoid casting a vote for United Russia — for the Communists, for A Just Russia, for Yabloko.
The Justice Department's brief cited four instances in the last three years alone in which local jurisdictions failed to show that proposed voting changes did not have a discriminatory purpose.
In a study for the Centre for Economic Policy Research, Richard Baldwin of the Graduate Institute of International Studies in Geneva and three collaborators use game theory to compare some of the proposed voting reforms that will be discussed at Nice in an objective way.
