Sentence examples for vote of team from inspiring English sources
The phrase "vote of team" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a decision made collectively by a team, but it lacks clarity and proper structure. Example: "The vote of the team was unanimous in favor of the new project proposal."
From 1920 1923, the championship was awarded to a team by a vote of team owners at the annual owners' meeting.
The German league will not be bringing in goal-line technology, following a vote of teams in the top two divisions.
Patriots owner Billy Sullivan said the decision was made by a majority vote of the team's board of directors, who "just simply felt all the talent on our team had not been used and felt Mike was the man who would be able to use the talent we had to the extent that it is capable of performing".
They found that NFL expansion required a unanimous vote of existing team owners, so there was little likelihood of convincing the NFL to expand.
Vote on team captains and chaperones.
The teams had sent a letter to John Mara, the chairman of the league's management council — its labor arm — attempting to withdraw before this decision was made by a vote of the teams, saying that the management council no longer had the authority to negotiate for them on this issue.
Voters will send two more home on Tuesday: the bottom two vote recipients, regardless of team.
For process, which focuses on the culture and management style of how things get done, let the majority vote of the management team carry the day.
In a vote of United States Olympic team members, he was given the honor of carrying the American flag in the closing ceremony.
Their first bid, to rejoin the Premier League and essentially return to the spot they had been in before their money troubles, was denied by a vote of the other teams.
League rules stipulate that any such decision requires a three-quarters majority vote of the 32 teams.
