Sentence examples for unanimous voting from inspiring English sources

There was a need to reduce the policy areas that were subject to unanimous voting.

The reuse of similar messages is carried out by a simple unanimous voting mechanism to determine whether the target case is spam or not.

Although the Supreme Court is often thought of in terms of voting blocs (e.g., the unanimous voting bloc or the 5-4 partisan voting blocs), Lee finds that no such simple description typifies voting on the Super Court.

He contended that a proposed end to unanimous voting on the Council would rob the democratically legitimate Member States of their power of oversight, and a "democratic deficit" would result unless the European Parliament were to fill the void.

But in an illustration of the differences yet to be bridged, Mr. Prodi urged European leaders to do away with unanimous voting on many issues, so one dissenting country could not paralyze the rest.

This tax, which would tackle corporation tax and VAT avoidance by companies based in Ireland and Luxembourg, is likely to stay tethered to its moorings all the time unanimous voting governs tax issues.

He expected a unanimous vote.

There was a unanimous vote for gold.

"But it was not a unanimous vote.

Now, most decisions require unanimous votes.

Each winner required a unanimous vote.