We have a set of rules, of what we have to decide unanimously, like new members, and what we decide with a majority.
The State Senate approved Victoria A. Graffeo's nomination unanimously, like all but one of the 16 others put before it since 1978, when New York State stopped electing members of the Court of Appeals.
But once guests warmed to the awkwardness of being dressed unanimously like scientists and sitting around human centerpieces, the evening, which raised over $2.5 million for the museum, progressed into excerpts of Robert Wilson's 2011 stage piece "The Life and Death of Marina Abramovic" and a performance by Deborah Harry, whom Abramovic introduced as "the Blondie".
The Senate liked him so much that they voted — once again unanimously — to extend his term.
He said the commission backed the proposals unanimously and "we'd like to see those being implemented pretty rapidly".
Like voting unanimously for purely political reasons to block banking reform and health care reform in the middle of crises -- solely because you don't want the President of the United States to succeed.
The program, which the six-member Town Board passed unanimously, applies to violations like parking in a fire lane, handicapped spot or near a fire hydrant, as well as to unregistered vehicles, but does not apply to moving violations.
The panel unanimously prefers the salads, like Rowley Leigh's, which contain no leaves whatsoever – although I serve the Lebovitz salad immediately one taster describes it as "a little bit sad' in comparison with the robust crunchiness of its competitors.
In 2006, the National Research Council committee in charge of revising the EPA draft Reassessment of the risks of dioxin and dioxin-like compounds, unanimously concluded, based on the updating of carcinogen risk assessment guidelines, that TCDD should be classified "at least" as "likely to be carcinogenic to humans" [ 5].
