Sentence examples for vote to refuse from inspiring English sources

Normally - if the MP is popular with local activists - this is largely a symbolic process, but the party can vote to refuse to reselect them as a candidate if they do not stand down at the following election.

The vote to refuse the development is due to be ratified by a meeting of the full council in September.

Even worse, let's not allow those seeking our vote to refuse, as Carly Fiorina has done, to state their views on this program that affects us all.

This vote to refuse to endorse Medicare-for-All -- in a 66 to 92 vote -- was, as Dr. West said at the drafting committee meeting, an embrace of the abstract over the specific.

Local lawyers, who voted to refuse to represent the alleged rapists, hurled themselves across the room, shouting abuse.

A spokesman for the group said: "The planning committee meeting unanimously voted to refuse planning permission, which is a great result and should be the end of it - but it probably won't be.

During her tenure, Kaye repeatedly voted to strike down the state's death-penalty laws — no one was executed on her watch — and she filed a passionate dissenting opinion in 2006, when a bare majority of her seven colleagues voted to refuse to recognize the right of gay people to marry.

On 30 January 2013, it voted to refuse the GPs' request, insisting that the contract must go out to tender, and it extended Harmoni's contract for an additional nine months to cover the procurement process.

Councillors voted to refuse the plans at an extraordinary meeting on Thursday.

Nine of the planning committee members voted to refuse the planning request, while four voted in favour of allowing the application.

Staff have voted to refuse to teach a pupil who has been allowed to return to a Birmingham school after threatening other children with a knife.