Sentence examples for stage a vote from inspiring English sources

Denied such a referendum, Mr Mas has decided to stage a vote anyway, while conceding that the result will have no force in law.

He was forced from his job as an accountant in 1999, he says, after working with democratic forces to stage a vote on a shadow parliament.

The Senate's Democratic leaders answered the Republican challenge by saying they would stage a vote on the repeal measure on Wednesday, when they were certain it would be defeated.

In his Guardian interview on Saturday McDonnell suggested that there would not be a free vote on Trident though the leadership failed to stage a vote on the deterrent at the conference.

Mr Farage earlier this month launched an independent Ukip campaign for Brexit amid fears Prime Minister David Cameron will stage a vote next year but has said he will not seek designation for himself or his party as official leaders of the No campaign.

It is not clear if this would trigger the government's stated commitment to a referendum because it is due to stage a vote only if new powers are transferred from Westminster to Brussels, and any change by Cameron would be likely to do the reverse.

That didn't stop Republicans from staging a vote and declaring victory after the clock had run out.

The challenges involved in staging a vote in the largest country in Africa – in the absence of basic infrastructure, and amid widespread instability – are immense.

A referendum on the new constitution has long been a key prerequisite for staging a vote, although full details of the compromise are yet to be made public.

He said the party that backed Mr. Musharraf, the P.M.L.-Q, or the Q League, was worried about staging a vote too soon.

Rebels had requested papers in the hope of staging a "vote of no confidence" in Mr Brown even if they fail to muster the 70 MPs needed for a named alternative to force a leadership election.