Sentence examples for vote of its from inspiring English sources

The FOP Board, without putting it to a vote of its membership, pushed through a resolution to pay for Burge's lawyers in the criminal case.

It's the first vote of its kind in two decades.

The exiled government will also send its own delegate to the talks, which start 30 November in Paris, though it will not have a vote of its own.

(A few months before, Mr. Hazare had advocated a referendum to reach out directly to Indians and ask them whether they wanted his version of an anti-corruption institution, also known as Jan Lokpal. He asked the government why it was afraid of a direct vote of its people).

We can roughly predict that the minor parties that win seats will be those that win more votes than other minor parties, and if a party overtakes another on preferences it will be off a sizeable primary vote of its own.

Hsiang does not blame Cites for the backfiring of the sale, which was approved by a unanimous vote of its member states: "Before the sale, many economists has said it was the right thing to do.

It collected the votes of its constituent unions and on September 12 announced it was delaying a decision.

In nearly all cases, the agency abides by the votes of its advisory panels.

It is long past time for FIFA to make public the individual votes of its executive committee members.

The Communist boycott left the coalition, the Alliance for European Integration, with only the votes of its 53 members of Parliament, eight short of the number needed.

Labour will not win a fourth term without the votes of its traditional supporters, for whom a more equal society remains the top priority.