Sentence examples similar to staged a ballot from inspiring English sources

Head teachers have voted overwhelmingly to stage a ballot on whether to strike over planned changes to their pensions.

After balloting in October 2009, the opposition in the federal Parliament staged a walkout in protest over the results.

THE NEWS In Alaska, the outcome of the Republican Senate primary remained up in the air, with Senator Lisa Murkowski hoping to find enough votes in absentee and provisional ballots to stage a come-from-behind victory.

Ironically, Obama's administration has pushed early and mail-in voting, staging a photo-op as the first president (and first lady) in American history to mail in a ballot.

In an effort to seize the initiative, the UK government would agree to give Holyrood the legal and constitutional authority to stage the ballot – a power it did not then have.

The union plans to open a strike ballot on 11 March and could stage a strike the day before the exams start in April.

The EIS plans to start a strike ballot on 11 March and said it could stage a walkout on Wednesday 24 April - the day before school exams begin.

Royal and Ancient members are now being urged by their committee to vote to allow women members in a ballot to be staged on 18 September.

Selecting districts: one district of each province selected in stage one was randomly selected using a ballot method without replacement, yielding four districts for the study.

The union voted to consider "a ballot for boycott of baseline, key stage 1 and key stage 2 tests at the most appropriate time," although another motion still being debated includes a stronger call for a ballot to be held later this year.

Through a ballot initiative.