"The only avenue is for a vote of non-confidence," Mahathir said of his desire to oust Najib.
He prorogued parliament twice for political gain, first to avoid a potential vote of non-confidence, and second to avoid House of Commons scrutiny of transfer of Afghan detainees at high risk of torture.
Hover over the recommendation and click the little "X" and Taboola will take that vote of non-confidence into account before it tries to serve you up another story about celebrity nether-parts.
The sketchiest of all was in 2008, when the PM asked the Governor General to prorogue parliament to avoid losing his job, due to a vote of non-confidence quickly following his minority victory that same year.
Though the insurgents considered this a vote of non-confidence in Aberhart's government, he refused to resign; he acknowledged, however, that he would do so if the budget itself was defeated.
The reason is that David Cameron can only win his referendum by securing the votes of non-Conservative supporters, for some of whom the handling of Greece exemplifies everything that is wrong with the EU - its lack of democracy, hyper-conservative economic agenda and insistence that the single currency is a great success when in fact it has proved to be a colossal failure.
Under the alternative interpretation that voters follow the "voting recommendations" of a leader (see Morelli 2004), (sigma _{4,i}^{x_1 x_2}) could also be interpreted as the partition of votes of non-ideological voters that the leader of this group determines.
One of them were the rules governing the voting of non-resident nationals, which had been changed by the National Electoral Commission during the campaign.
Sanders is well-positioned to win the Democratic nomination and presidency, especially since Clinton's prison lobbyists and use of race and Islamophobia against Obama won't assure her the votes of non-white Democrats.
The only way they could win was to eliminate the votes of non-white guys -- and they did so by tossing Black provisional ballots into the dumpster, ID laws that turn away students -- the list goes on.
David says he was at first skeptical but has been increasingly convinced that if a coercive obligation of citizenship is sitting on juries, maybe we also should have to vote, with "Non-of-the-Above" being an option.
