"They should not buy common stock without a vote," Elson said.
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They never tell them their dues can increase without a vote.
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It cannot so much as name a post office without a vote.
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The package was adopted at the annual general meeting without a vote.
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This sale, however, occurred without a vote by the native Virgin Islanders.
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I'm not letting anything go easy without a vote on my amendment.
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Without a vote, the Texas Constitution required him to immediately vacate his office.
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The resolution can be discharged from committee without a vote after 20 calendar days.
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Republicans ultimately pulled the bill without a vote, a blow to Trump's early agenda.
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Without a vote to hear from witnesses, the trial could end as soon as Friday.
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"The nation should not be at war without a vote of Congress," said Kaine Wednesday.
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The bill proved unpopular, even though Republicans controlled both chambers, and it died without a vote.
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A bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform passed the Senate, but withered in the House without a vote.
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And outside of presidents, there are several cases of judicial impeachments that began without a vote.
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Senators deliberated in closed session for four hours on the motion before adjourning without a vote.
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We must pass a bill making clear Trump can&apost start a war without a vote.
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Gordon Brown became prime minister without a vote being taken in the Labour Party at all.
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Without a vote in Congress, all we have in Washington, D.C., to defend ourselves is our voice.
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The council adopted the resolution without a vote despite criticism from six countries, including China and Russia.
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But if a motion to dismiss passes, the trial will end without a vote on witness testimony.
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The debate ended without a vote, but at this stage it seems unlikely that Trump will be banned.
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Rather than allow that to happen, Mr. Morrison let the session in the House expire without a vote.
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" But he added: "Without a vote approving the exit agreement, the main scenario is a no-deal exit.
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May's cabinet expressed reservations before the plan was agreed upon (without a vote), raising fears about mass defections.
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The bill was previously pulled without a vote in March, the first major policy setback of Trump's presidency.
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The Board of Governors' decision to reappoint Amano took place without a vote, meaning no country expressed opposition.
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Outside of medical evacuations and quits, I believe Devon is the first person ever sent home without a vote.
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Despite support from top Congressional leaders, we remain without a vote for some of our country's most vulnerable children.
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Later, without a vote to spare, the Republican-controlled Senate voted 20 to 18 to override the tax increase veto.
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In the end, the special session ended without a vote being called on the bills, effectively killing them for now.
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"[The president] is free to spend without a vote from Congress," the aide said of the immediately available $21 billion.
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Mr. Newby, a close ally of Mr. Kobach's, did so without a vote by commission members or a public hearing.
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Hundreds of decisions are made every year by "unanimous consent," where something passes without a vote if no senator objects.
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Jay Inslee, a Democrat, to pass a carbon pricing system through the Legislature died earlier this year without a vote.
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White House and GOP leaders are already calling the resolution proof that Democrats' inquiry was not valid without a vote.
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The council backed the resolution, which was put forward by Estonia on behalf of the European Union, without a vote.
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That tally did not fully capture the disapproval of the move by those without a vote at the meeting, including Mester.
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A widely lauded Human Rights Council resolution establishing a Commission of Inquiry for North Korea passed without a vote in 2013.
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And their key argument against the impeachment effort -- that it began, illegitimately, without a vote -- was undercut with the Democrats' resolution.
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The resolution, "The Incompatibility between Democracy and Racism," is generally not controversial and is adopted every several years without a vote.
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And even if he gets them, he doesn't unilaterally have the power to make them public without a vote of his committee.
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In a second announcement, in the early afternoon, Ms. Mogherini said that ministers had agreed to the step unanimously, without a vote.
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Even worse, we will have to follow the bloc's trade policies without a vote on them—again losing, rather than taking back, control.
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Another possibility is that Parliament refuses to ratify the terms of Brexit without a vote — either a second referendum or a parliamentary election.
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Justices came and went for decades, and millions of American women lived and died without a vote or a voice in our democracy.
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Such "negative" agenda-setting leaves little trace; without a vote, it becomes difficult for opponents or voters to identify or understand what happened.
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Members have cautioned that Wednesdays opposition-sponsored declaration in the UK parliament, adopted without a vote, should be seen only as a first step.
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Mike Lee of Utah "alerted the cloakroom that he objected to the bill passing without a vote," Lee's communications director Conn Carroll told CNN.
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Kathy Kraninger, a Trump budget official, cannot take over as head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) without a vote in the Senate.
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If the next prime minister were to make an Article 50 declaration without a vote by Parliament, it could be overruled by judicial review.
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Members have cautioned that Wednesday's opposition-sponsored declaration in the UK parliament, adopted without a vote, should be seen only as a first step.
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"All decisions have been taken without a vote," Jaitley told reporters after the two-day meeting, adding the council would meet again on Oct.
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Manuel Valls, the Socialist prime minister, decided this week to use a constitutional provision to force the labour law through parliament without a vote.
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The session ended without a vote on the legislation despite calls for action from dozens of gun violence prevention activists outside the state capitol.
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If Pelosi steps aside without a vote, as some have called on her to do, Hoyer will be gunning for the speakership in January.
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The shareholders also approved a proposal to allow the bank to merge with one or more than one bank without a vote, they said.
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But Democrats continued the sit-in for nearly 12 more hours, eventually ending it without a vote on the gun control measures they sought.
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"I am gravely concerned that the Trump administration is purposefully stumbling into a broader conflict, without a vote of Congress or clear objectives," Kaine said.
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At particular issue is the so-called loi travail: a labor-reform law that the government forced through parliament without a vote back in March.
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Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) introducing his own legislation to prevent any money from being used on an Iran attack without a vote first by Congress.
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The law lacked support in the French Legislature, so in July, Hollande's prime minister invoked special constitutional powers to push it through without a vote.
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Through force of will, she got the cap-and-trade measure through the House, only to see it die in the Senate without a vote.
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MPs in the House of Commons voted 319 to 303 against an amendment put forward by the rebels and then accepted May's proposal without a vote.
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In 2015 she was unable to gain the 20 backers needed to challenge Abe in an LDP leadership race, and Abe was elected without a vote.
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It was the second time in just over a year the Socialist government was obliged to ram an economic overhaul measure through Parliament without a vote.
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That description seemed to corroborate media reports that as many as 10 cabinet ministers had expressed reservations before the plan was agreed upon without a vote.
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Since the founding of the Republic, the House has never launched an impeachment inquiry against a President without a vote of the full House authorizing it.
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"By losing his seat on the Agriculture Committee, Iowa farmers are left without a vote on the important committee for the first time in 120 years."
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" The Republican from Kentucky told CNN's Michael Smerconish that without "a vote in Congress," Trump's missile strikes in Syria were an "inappropriate way to start a war.
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The longer a bill sits out without a vote, the bigger pinata it becomes to its detractors, who find new and different things to object to it.
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Furious at the obstruction, members of Mr. Macron's government are now talking of forcing the bill through without a vote, which is allowed in the French Constitution.
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Republicans and Trump have said they should hold a formal vote and the White House has said it would not cooperate with the inquiry without a vote.
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France has been hit by strikes after President Francois Hollande's Socialist government forced labour reforms through the lower house of parliament on May 10 without a vote.
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Where you're redesigning common core here, you're designing common core ... Whether it's education, or ... You're jamming it down a bunch of state legislatures without a vote, right?
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Despite the Equality Act's strong House support from Democrats, the measure faces slim chances in the GOP-run Senate, where it's widely expected to die without a vote.
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He had other demands, but since House Speaker Nancy Pelosi moved to the inquiry without a vote and by fiat, it's unlikely McCarthy's letter will have any effect.
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Proponents feared that without a vote this year, the deal would have fallen apart in the new Congress because Democrats would demand more liberal changes to sentencing laws.
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Pelosi acknowledged that House Democrats had reached a high water majority in 2008 and were likely to lose seats in 2010 with or without a vote on ObamaCare.
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The government argued that under residual powers of royal prerogative, which cover international treaty-making, it had the power to invoke Article 50 without a vote in Parliament.
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The House of Commons approved the motion on a customs union verbally without a vote in a procedure that does not require the government to take any action.
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Parliament, where Macron's Republic on the Move party has a commanding majority, has already voted to allow the government to issue the decrees without a vote in the assembly.
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A Democratic aide with knowledge of the negotiations told BuzzFeed News that the specific language pertaining to the Mexico City Policy in that bill was adopted without a vote.
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The transition period would keep post-Brexit Britain subject to EU rules - but without a vote - for long enough to allow details of their future relationship to be negotiated.
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Ilmars Rimsevics was suspended earlier this year on charges of corruption, leaving Latvia without a vote at ECB policy meetings and challenging a key plank of central bank independence.
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The resolution passed last Friday in consensus without a vote but the U.S. deputy permanent representative to the UN spoke highly critically against the resolution, warning of historical revisionism.
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In the letter to the House, the White House claims Trump's due process rights have been circumvented without a vote, and that Trump has no choice but to not cooperate.
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The government's labour law, which it forced through parliament on May 12th without a vote, thanks to a rarely used article of the constitution, was designed to loosen such constraints.
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The national strike was called after President Francois Hollande's Socialist government opted on Tuesday to force the unpopular labour market reforms through the lower house of parliament without a vote.
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And later, on the conference call, he told Democrats they could try to pass that legislation without a vote, though it would be difficult since any single member could object.
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The problem for Britain is that any extension would mean additional payments into the European Union budget and a continuation of "rule taking" without a vote, which would outrage Brexiteers.
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This city is also full of thoughtful, hardworking individuals without a vote, yet we remain a target for politicians decrying us as a useless swamp or a den of crime.
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Republicans can no longer claim that without a vote the effort is illegitimate, removing a key talking point that allowed some GOP members to avoid answering questions about Trump's behavior.
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But the price of such a deal is to remain subject to European Union laws without a vote on them, paying into the budget and accepting free movement of workers.
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In the commission's last hearing on the sculpture on September 16, which ended without a vote, Willis Thomas proposed erecting individual statues of each of the women represented in Bergmann's design.
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The March 5583-2558 poll asked who should take responsibility for the failure of the American Health Care Act (AHCA), which Republican leaders pulled from consideration last week without a vote.
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The governments of the two regions staged the ballots ostensibly to give themselves a popular mandate to open negotiations with Rome (even though they could have demanded talks without a vote).
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Nadler was also asked about the process of beginning an impeachment inquiry -- and he indicated that impeachment proceedings could begin without a vote of the full House, according to two sources.
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The decision to push the bill through the National Assembly without a vote left Mr. Hollande and his government facing the risk of intensified backlash a year before the presidential election.
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The government pushed the bill through the National Assembly, the lower house of Parliament, without a vote, because opposition from rebel Socialist lawmakers meant it did not have a clear majority.
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Appropriate powers (10, 43, and 45) This would limit ministers' power to change law without a vote - they would only be able to do it "if necessary", instead of "if appropriate".
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It was a discussion full of vitriol and invective that ended with the panel's chairman, Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, gaveling the session to a close without a vote.
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Appropriate powers (10, 43, and 45) This would limit ministers' power to change law without a vote - they would only be able to do it "if necessary", instead of "if appropriate".
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San Antonio City Councilman Rey Saldana announced the city's lawsuit without a vote from the city council in June, and a slew of other Texas sanctuary cities have joined the lawsuit since.
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Those reforms, which the government forced through the lower house of parliament without a vote to dodge a rebellion, have infuriated trade unions and driven a wedge through the ruling Socialist Party.
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He also noted through the parliamentarian that the Senate confirmed 28500 of the past 6900 Supreme Court nominees either without a vote or with strong bipartisan majorities of more than 2628 votes.
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Because Socialist rebels rejected even the softer version, Mr Valls used an express procedure to push the bill through parliament without a vote, surviving a motion of no-confidence that this triggered.
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Without a vote to spare, Senate Republicans were forced to schedule Sessions' confirmation vote after DeVos's so he could vote; if they'd confirmed him first, then DeVos would have lost 2000-2100.
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Without a vote to spare, Senate Republicans were forced to schedule Sessions' confirmation vote after DeVos's so he could vote; if they'd confirmed him first, then DeVos would have lost 50-49.
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Mr. Schumer said he and Mr. Trump had agreed to explore eliminating the debt limit increase as a legislative pressure point, allowing it to rise automatically in some way without a vote.
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Miller, the campaigner who mounted a successful legal challenge to Prime Minister Theresa May's government over its authority to leave the EU without a vote in parliament, is seeking a judicial review.
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The measure was also an unofficial affirmation that the inquiry had started, calling the bluff of Republicans in Congress and the White House who said the proceedings were not legitimate without a vote.
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The amendment to a new Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill going through parliament passed without a vote as it was backed both by the ruling Conservatives and the main opposition Labour Party.
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Spicer says Trump "left everything on the field" Republicans unable to find enough support for their Obamacare repeal plan; Trump asks them to pull the bill without a vote, a GOP source says.
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The 47-member state forum adopted a resolution, brought by Japan and the European Union and backed by the United States, on the final day of its four-week session without a vote.
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Britain's pound, which has gained strongly since a court decision last week against the government's plan to trigger EU divorce proceedings without a vote of parliament, was also up 0.3 percent at $1.0.24.
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Since 493, the company has taken plans for stores to the ballot in at least nine cities across the state; elected officials approved the measures without a vote in eight of those cases.
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Without a vote, White House lawyers believe Trump can ignore lawmakers' requests, the source said, meaning the federal courts would presumably have to render a decision and potentially slow the march toward impeachment.
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At the last minute, Valls invoked Article 260 of the French constitution—a rarely used maneuver that allows the government, at the price of some embarrassment, to pass a bill without a vote.
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Novak has said in the past that the United States should not be permitted to impose such sanctions without a vote of the U.N. Security Council, of which Russia is a permanent member.
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Novak has said in the past that the United States should not be permitted to impose such sanctions without a vote of the United Nations Security Council, of which Russia is a permanent member.
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"The closer we get, the less there is to discuss about a transition and the more it just goes to a standstill transition, with Britain still in everything, but without a vote," one said.
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Its chairman, Republican Richard Burr, told reporters that members had agreed unanimously to allow him and Mark Warner, its top Democrat, to issue subpoenas as they see fit, without a vote by the committee.
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It almost felt like pay back for the 1003 hours spent debating poison pill amendments when at the end of all that, Nadler surprised everyone by wrapping up for the day without a vote.
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The 47-member forum adopted a resolution without a vote reminding the government of its responsibility for protecting the population against genocide, war crimes and ethnic cleansing and condemning the widespread violence and rape.
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President Donald Trump and his allies on Capitol Hill have hammered Speaker Nancy Pelosi for not holding a vote authorizing the House's impeachment proceedings — arguing that without a vote, the entire process is illegitimate.
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Courts back House inquiry Still, Democrats appeared to be on solid legal footing without a vote -- a federal judge told the House as recently as Friday that a vote authorizing the impeachment inquiry wasn't needed.
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This week, fearing it could not secure a parliamentary majority, the government invoked a rarely-used article of the constitution to force its labour-law reforms through without a vote, prompting a vote of censure.
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Lords approved the government's plan without a vote after a rebellion by those who wanted parliament to have a greater influence over the exit process was defeated in the lower house earlier in the day.
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BENGHAZI, Libya (Reuters) - Libya's eastern government said on Friday moves to impose a new U.N.-backed unity cabinet on the country without a vote of approval by the eastern parliament risked deepening the nation's crisis.
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Russian Energy Minister Alexander Novak said earlier on Friday that the United States should not be permitted to impose such sanctions without a vote of the United Nations Security Council, of which Russia is a member.
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France has been hit by a wave of strikes over the past week after President Francois Hollande's Socialist government opted to force the unpopular labor market reforms through the lower house of parliament without a vote.
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"We now have a majority of colleagues Democratic and Republican who will stand strong for the principle that we shouldn't be at war without a vote of Congress, and that's a very positive thing," Kaine said.
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A new twist is unfolding in the fight between activist investors and the oil industry: an unprecedented move by federal regulators allowing a major producer to preemptively kill a shareholder resolution on climate change without a vote.
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The White House is preparing to formally object to Democrats' impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump as soon as today, saying it won't cooperate with the probe because it was initiated without a vote of the House.
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But president Trump has launched a military strike against Syria without a vote of Congress...I voted for military action against Syria in 2013 when Donald Trump was still advocating that America turn its back on Assad's atrocities.
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Rimsevics was suspended as Latvian Central Bank Governor early last year on allegations of soliciting a bribe, challenging a key plank of central bank independence and leaving euro zone member Latvia without a vote at ECB policy meetings.
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We will either damage our prosperity, by reducing our ties with our largest market; or we will damage our power, by following EU rules without a vote on them; or we will damage both (the prime minister's latest proposal).
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Party leaders are wary that their investigation, which focuses on Mr. Trump's attempts to pressure a foreign nation to investigate his political rivals, will lose momentum and drag on into next year without a vote on articles of impeachment.
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Miller, who is best known for successfully taking the government to the Supreme Court to challenge its authority to leave the EU without a vote in parliament, said she had reassembled the same legal team for a fresh challenge.
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Wednesday's move could lay the groundwork for the panel to swiftly go to court to seek to enforce its subpoenas, after the House moved on Tuesday to empower committees to do so without a vote of the full chamber.
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There were also changes to the section of the resolution that would not have admitted the House's evidence without a vote — now, evidence will be admitted automatically unless there is a motion from the President's team to throw out evidence.
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Under the guise of "food safety," however, lawmakers looking to protect catfish industries in their states dropped a last-minute provision in the 2008 Farm Bill without a vote that moved the inspection of domestic and foreign catfish to the USDA.
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The leader who kills hundreds of bills passed by the House without a vote, and who let nomination by President Obama of the eminently qualified Merrick Garland to the Supreme Court suffer a lingering death, cares nothing about principle or truth.
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Often, the senator might accept a unanimous consent agreement to have the amendment considered later or under a time limit or accepted without a vote, or negotiate a promise that the proposal will be considered as separate legislation at another time.
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She should be inducted without a vote for helping build the house that is rock music, but there are a lot of newer male artists (like Radiohead and Rage Against the Machine) who are likely to take her spot in this year's class.
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Rhetorically, it's a big shift — the fact that HR 40, merely a mandate to study the idea of reparations, has languished without a vote for decades shows that there's long been little political will to look at reparations at the federal level.
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Small business owners and advocates hoping for health-care reform were let down on Friday as the American Health Care Act, which sought to replace major components of the Affordable Care Act, was pulled from the floor of the House without a vote.
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Defending her government's role in the threatened deportation of some legal immigrants, which has overshadowed the Queen's final Commonwealth summit in London, and controversy over her decision to join in airstrikes in Syria without a vote in Parliament, to name but two.
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It is also a struggle of nations against empire, of the Continent's smaller countries against German mastery and Northern European interests, in which populist parties are being elected to resist policies the center sought to impose upon the periphery without a vote.
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Mark Sanford, a Republican as opposed to Trump as any you're likely to find and who is running against him in the GOP primary, told Tapper on State of the Union not even he would support the impeachment without a vote to kick it off.
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That means the balance of repeal (the part that actually lowers costs) and any of the other reforms they want to see, will languish without a vote, all while ObamaCare collapses even faster and Democrats pretend that is entirely due to the GOP's repeal.
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"If we let this emergency declaration go without protest, without a vote, I don't know that we're ever getting the power to oversee arms sales back as a body," said Senator Christopher S. Murphy, Democrat of Connecticut, and one of the authors of the resolution.
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The rule would also require that any person who receives "foreign information" and "compromising information" to notify the FEC in writing within three days, after which the FEC would be required to take the following steps "automatically and without a vote": Initiate an investigation.
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Veprek also pushed to soften language about fighting racism and about racism in politics in his proposed amendments to a UN Human Rights Council resolution titled "The Incompatibility between Democracy and Racism" that is adopted without a vote, with much of the same language, every few years.
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But the amendment's defeat, without a vote tallied, was a setback for a core Republican principle, and it played out in public on the Senate floor, underscoring just how far most congressional Republicans would go to avoid confronting Mr. Trump ahead of the November midterm elections.
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You would probably need approval from the other unit owners, too, although the board might decide that it has the limited authority to grant you permission without a vote from all the owners, said Ronald A. Sher, a real estate lawyer who represents condo and co-op boards.
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Even if these nominees were voted out of committee -- or if leaders used procedural tools to move them to the floor without a vote of approval from the Judiciary Committee -- Flake could help block them on cloture, the procedural motion to end debate that needs a majority of senators.
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But without a vote through which members can choose their own union, today's public-sector employees are rendered mute and unable to have a meaningful opportunity to select a new union or hold their current union accountable if it fails to meet expectations or protect its workers' interests.
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Just two minutes after the Senate adjourned without a vote on Ms. DiFiore, the governor's office announced the nomination to the Court of Appeals of Michael J. Garcia, a Republican who previously served as a United States attorney for the Southern District of New York under President George W. Bush.
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And in a way, progressives have already made a concession; in a procedural vote for an unrelated bill on net neutrality Tuesday, they approved a provision that allows appropriators — the lawmakers in charge of crafting government spending bills — to proceed with their work without a vote on the budget caps agreement.
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Instead the board, which heard a progress report on the proposal, agreed that the measure should move to the next stage of approval without a vote because the organization's rules of procedure do not require a board ballot on the issue, said Matt Farrell, the chief marketing officer for U.S.A. Swimming.
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Rachel Maddow made them the stars of a segment on her show, chronicling how they had grown into a "legitimate political movement" that pushed their congressman, the chairman of the influential Appropriations Committee, to come out against the bill hours before his party's leadership decided to pull it without a vote.
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First, there is so much turmoil in government that there is probably no parliamentary majority for either the Prime Minister's castration Brexit (which would leave us following the EU's rules without a vote on them) or the extremists' crash-out Brexit (which would savage the economy and undermine the peace process in Ireland).
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Endorsing their negotiating stance for trade talks due to start next month, the 27 other EU leaders at a Brussels summit confirmed a political, if not yet legal, commitment to let Britain effectively stay in the bloc - without a vote - until the end of 2020, or 21 months after formal Brexit next March.
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Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE then dutifully torpedoed the provision without a vote, sending the clear message to his caucus that they should worry about their franked mail, not war and peace.
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Prime Minister Theresa May and her cabinet, aware that a majority of the members of Parliament had been against leaving, argued that the government did have authority, and she pledged last month to trigger the formal, irreversible two-year process for withdrawal by the end of March without a vote by Parliament.
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"While Trump has threatened that without a vote to the health-care bill he will move on to other agenda's, markets may interpret a potential failure today as something that could create some headwinds for the pending tax reforms and infrastructure spending," said Lukman Otunuga, research analyst at FXTM, before the bill was pulled.
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Manuel Valls, the centre-left prime minister, keen to show that he would not cede to his party's left, decided instead to push the bill through the National Assembly with an express procedure—without a vote on the law itself but subject to a vote of no-confidence in the government as a whole.
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Democratic leaders were also looking at other, less drastic means to limit the number of the House's 430 members on the floor at a given time, and one raised the possibility that the House could try to move without a vote to adopt a $1 trillion coronavirus rescue bill being negotiated with the White House.
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It's been five days since House Speaker Paul RyanPaul Davis RyanEmbattled Juul seeks allies in Washington Ex-Parkland students criticize Kellyanne Conway Latina leaders: 'It's a women's world more than anything' MORE (R-Wis.) pulled the American Health Care Act from the House floor without a vote, marking a defeat for the Trump administration's first big agenda item.
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The precise timing of a formal offer of a transition, which EU officials have long said will essentially mean Britain staying in all EU programmes but without a vote, is unclear but could come as early as January, officials have said — though it would only be binding once the divorce deal is signed and ratified by both parliaments, probably in early 2019.
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" It alleges that the trips were not tied to business related to the Connecticut Municipal Electric Energy Corporation, but that "The co-conspirators directed that the funds used to pay for the trips come from the CMEEC Margin account, without a vote of the CMEEC Board of Directors and without the written consent of the member towns as required by the CMEEC membership agreement.
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