Sentence examples for united voting from inspiring English sources

The 17 nations that share the euro, he said, could possibly create a united voting bloc against the other 10 members of the European Union.

Yet the once powerful and united voting bloc organised by the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) dissolved, allowing the Canadian to take over.

In addition, blockchains may unite, vote, and form coalitions.

Yet few supporters of other clubs are equally nationalistic, and many hold foreign players in particularly high regard (notably, fans of Manchester United voted Eric Cantona, a Frenchman, the club's greatest player of all time).

Last month, all nine policymakers were united in voting to leave rates unchanged.

We are pleased to see so many MPs from right across the party united in voting No and we are confident that many Labour supporters will be joining them".

Their key objectives are 1) to keep the Democratic caucus united in voting against a Trump nominee, and 2) to hopefully win over Sens. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and/or Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) by convincing them that the nominee is extreme. .

Unite voted for a strike over his suspension, resulting in a shutdown.

BBC members of the National Union of Journalists, media and entertainment union Bectu and trade union Unite voted for strike action, as well as a continuous boycott of staff appraisals and a work-to-rule starting from midnight on 24 July.

What he said: "I am not a leader who wants to impose leadership lines all the time"  What he meant: I tried imposing my view on Trident, but Unite voted it down, so I had better pretend the new politics is all about open and listening leadership... until I can bring in new rules to give the supporters who voted for me the power over policy.

"I don't see the benefit of us losing our soul over two great issues that are the problems of our time," said another Democratic congresswoman shortly after the caucus briefly united to vote unanimously against a procedural motion in the run-up to the main vote.