Sentence examples for voted to enter from inspiring English sources

Opinion|Should America Have Entered World War I? One hundred years ago today, Congress voted to enter what was then the largest and bloodiest war in history.

Last summer the City Council voted to enter an agreement with Immigration and Customs Enforcement, the federal agency, to train Waukegan police officers to initiate deportations of immigrants who were convicted felons.

It was parliament that voted to enter the European Economic Community in 1972, and only three years later was a referendum held to settle the split in Harold Wilson's Labour party over the value of membership.

In August, for example, the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America voted to enter into full communion with the Episcopal Church, a pact less than a merger, but one that would allow the churches to share clergy and collaborate on social service projects.

City officials on Tuesday also voted to enter into an affordable housing agreement with the project partners, which will allow the developer to apply for $9.9 million in state tax credits to help finance the project.

While this would appear to be a low bar given the magnitude of the vote, it reflects the same threshold when the UK voted to enter the EU in 1972.

If he does, his influence may be outsized: polls show that only two, possibly three, other parties will win enough votes to enter Parliament.

Copeland Council - the Cumbrian district that includes Sellafield - did vote to enter what was called Stage 4 of the search for a site.

Five parties received enough votes to enter parliament.

1999-2000: Britain votes to enter a new federation: the United States of Europe.

Jobbik has never garnered enough votes to enter Parliament.