Sentence examples for vote jointly from inspiring English sources
Each of the three Estates could vote separately (by order) as they had in the distant past, or they could vote jointly (by head).
In all meetings of such Boards or Departments on such nominations action shall be by majority vote of those present and voting, and the Boards of Permanent Officers of Yale College and the Graduate School shall meet and vote jointly as the Board of Permanent Officers of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences.
For the more unique resolutions, such as for treaties of alliance, declarations of war and peace, ennoblements and increases in national debt, a majority vote of both chambers voting jointly was needed.
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In the September elections two parties received sufficient votes to jointly form a majority coalition; the VVD garnered 41 seats and the Labour Party (PvdA) 38.
Bin Hammam's problems began when a report by Fifa executive committee member Chuck Blazer accused him and former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner of trying to secure votes by jointly organising a special meeting of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) at which members were offered sums of cash for "development projects".
Labour, the Lib Dems, UKIP and one Independent have voted to rule jointly and restore a formal committee system.
Co-operating to have a referendum on introducing an alternative vote system is like jointly inventing a game purely for the purpose of playing it once and beating your co-creator.
In 2001 and 2002 she voted against gay couples jointly adopting children.
The two composers have jointly been voted favourite on three previous occasions.
Moon, 64, beat his conservative challenger, former prosecutor Hong Joon-pyo, by 41.4percentto23.3percentcent of the votes, exit polls conducted jointly by three network television stations showed.
