Sentence examples for voted to wait from inspiring English sources

The memo says that nearly half of Visa's 17-member Debit Advisors Group voted to "wait and be sued" for bundling the debit and credit cards.

In paper balloting by mail and at the meeting, 45 parents voted in favor of returning to P.S. 234 on Jan . 2 119 voted to return after getting the results of environmental tests now being performed; and 229 voted to wait until the fires went out, school officials said.

Obama said that he asked Congress postpone the vote to wait for a diplomatic solution.

McCain has shown his lack of conviction by first asking for a vote to wait on a Pentagon study and, when the study appeared to be supporting repeal, by denouncing it as flawed.

The Board of Regents, citing the lower performance of many urban students, voted last week to wait two more years before 65 would become the passing score for Regents exams.

He also apparently thinks three days is too long to wait to buy a gun, and years ago voted to make the waiting period just one day. .

Mr. Barak was said to be in no hurry to reconstitute his tattered coalition ahead of the Monday parliamentary votes, preferring to wait until after the votes so as to have a freer hand in choosing new coalition partners.

The report also shows many voters didn't know where to vote and had to wait a long time when they got to their polling place.

Due to high turnout, some voters have not even voted yet and continue to wait in line to cast their votes, MSNBC reported.

Also, they should ensure that people are registered to vote, to avoid long waits on the writ day.

We lost the accreditation vote and have to wait several years before reapplying for consultative status in the UN's Ecosoc.