Sentence examples for vote on a decision from inspiring English sources

Yet parliament will not vote on a decision to go ahead with a new Trident system until 2016.

MPs could get the right to scrutinise public appointments and to vote on a decision to go to war.

Reluctant to say, but many wish for a confirming vote on a decision so monumental and irreversible.

Earlier this week the Lib Dem leader, Sir Menzies Campbell, said he did not have "sufficient evidence to make a judgment at this stage" but predicted a period of inaction because Tony Blair would not seek to pursue a divisive vote on a decision in his last year as prime minister.

"Today Chairman Pai has created an unfortunate dilemma: accept a Bureau-level action that indefinitely unwinds key consumer privacy protections established by the FCC last year, or accept four business days (rather than the usual three weeks) to evaluate and vote on a decision that has massive ramifications for the security of private information held by broadband providers".

Around the Web: The Wall Street Journal evaluates the internal divisions at the Federal Reserve that were exposed this week by three members' no votes on a decision to ease monetary policy.

Contrary to Chris Bickerton's belief (Arrogant remainers want a second vote. That would be a bad day for democracy, 16 January), MPs have not been voting on "a decision taken by a majority of the electorate", but on a decision taken by around 37% of the electorate.

Ministers have said that they are committed to parliament having a vote on any decision to send British troops to war.

Theresa May is under massive cross-party pressure to grant MPs a vote on any decision to leave or limit UK involvement in the European single market, amid growing outrage at the prospect that parliament could be bypassed over the biggest economic decision in decades.

At the Los Angeles Times, it's policy to not vote on awards — a decision that spares our reporters from the endless parade of propaganda from public relations staffs, awkward encounters with players and the pressures of making decisions that result in contract bonuses and rising value of contracts.

Answering a question from the Labour MP Kevin Brennan, the Brexit secretary said it was "quite likely" MPs would get a specific vote on any decision to pull the UK out of the European Economic Area EEAA), the wider EU-based free trade region.