Sentence examples for require a vote on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Naidu also said that his party wants a discussion on this issue in Parliament under the rules, but whether this debate will be held is uncertain, as it would require a vote on the matter.

They have yet to vote with Democrats on procedural maneuvers that could force the hand of the Republican leadership or to sign a petition Democrats are circulating that would require a vote on a short-term spending bill to reopen the government if a majority of House members signed.

To force a vote, Bill Frist, the Senate majority leader, took procedural steps on Saturday evening to require a vote to cut off debate on Monday.

The Irish constitution requires a vote on any treaty that transfers any power at all to the European level.

However, in this case the Irish takeover panel is requiring a vote on the transactions because they could be deemed to be a deterrent to Royal Pharma's bid.

The rule allowed the government to draft a text that adopted whatever amendments it favored and force a single vote on the bill, stopping a delaying process by the opposition that required a vote on every amendment.

One of his early successes as an organizer was a state law that required a vote on banning alcohol in a village if 25 percent of the women — the suffering wives of the indolent and abusive drunks — demanded it.

Forced to outline his plans on executive pay a day early because of intervention from his Labour shadow, Chuka Umunna, the business secretary said he would give shareholders a binding vote on executive pay deals and try to clamp down on rewards for failure by requiring a vote on payoffs of more than a year's salary.

B, which requires a vote on any changes to height limits on the waterfront.

This act, among other things, required each house of Congress to adopt a resolution each year setting forth a blueprint for future spending decisions as well as changes in the level of revenues collected, and expressly requiring a vote on the level of the deficit that would result from the decisions about spending and revenues.

Stopping a sale would require a majority vote on the seven-member board, people briefed on the situation noted, and Mr. Tow has only two seats.