Sentences with phrase «day motion put»

More than 120 MPs have signed an early day motion put by former environment minister Michael Meacher saying that no decision on Trident should be taken until «the fullest possible debate» had taken place «and a deciding vote held in parliament».

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More simply put, if you continue to do the same workout day in and day out, you will reap no benefits; you're simply just going through the motions and actually putting yourself at risk of an overuse injury.

A year and a half ago, the Liberals used an opposition day to put forward the following motion.

Another great reason to support the brand is that they donate 100 % of their net profits to all kinds of charities around the world, which is an idea that got put into motion by Paul Newman in 1982 and has been carried out gracefully to this very day.

Lausanne City Council has approved a motion put forward by the Green Party that cafeterias in schools and daycare centres leave meat off the menu for one day a week.

Like in his yard the day we met, he motions to me with his eyes and puts his hands up beside his head.

Already alliances are forming between players and moves are being put in motion that may one day lead to the next great migration of talent.

So the next day the motion was put to the Commons once again, with the added spice that it was now also a vote on confidence in the government.

In the second, the leader put it to a vote at Labour's executive (carried 17 - 1) and two days later moved an emergency motion to the same effect at Labour's conference in Bournemouth (carried 2,413,000 to 170,000).

According to town records, after the inauguration of town officials on New Year's Day, on a motion by Costello and seconded by Leeanne Thornton, MacIsaac's name was put before the board for the open town - board position.

Harman says the motion to confirm Sir Ian Kennedy's appointment will be put to a vote within the next few days.

Interestingly, the government had not put forward an amendment to the motion - a typical ploy utilised by ministers in order to win the day during opposition day motions.

A Conservative - Liberal Democrat coalition government will put a binding motion before the House of Commons in the first days following this agreement stating that the next general election will be held on the first Thursday of May 2015.

The government plans to put a «binding motion» before the Commons within days, then legislate on fixed - term parliaments and the new dissolution powers.

The Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen, a longtime critic of Bercow, said that either he or another MP would put down an early day motion (EDM) expressing no confidence in the speaker.

The mechanism that we have proposed to achieve that stability is set out in the coalition agreement, which states that the Government will «put a binding motion before the House of Commons in the first days following this agreement stating that the next general election will be held on the first Thursday of May 2015.

The Democrat Schoenberger encouraged the Republican Day, his potential rival in the upcoming county executive race, to withdraw his motion to table, explaining the legislature had to put forward a united front and send a clear message that the county was serious about eliminating its deficit.

The second day of debate on this matter will be after the summer recess, when the motion will be put - and when amendments can be tabled.

After that vote I put down an Early Day Motion in the House of Commons drawing attention to the fact that almost half of Labour MPs and almost a quarter of all MPs had voted in effect to abolish the House of Lords.

She's lifted out of bed every day, corseted, dressed, and put through the motions of official functions where stuffing her face with yummy food is her only pleasure — until she meets Abdul (Ali Fazal), an Indian tax clerk chosen to present a trophy to her in England.

Lastly, the way everything comes together is, well, absurd — all of the day's events are put into motion using the most awesome cell phone you've ever seen — but damned if the filmmakers don't go balls out anyway.

California Bookstore Day, an idea first conceived of by store owner Pete Mulvahill and put in motion with the help of several other dedicated parties, combined the marketing efforts and attention of members of the state's independent bookstore association, and managed to garner the support of many names in publishing.

I agreed, and put the steps in motion that very day, in fact.

He needs someone who is able to: express his bladder 3 - 4 times a day to prevent urinary tract infections able to pick him up (about 55 lbs) and put him in and take him out of his wheelchair learn massage, range of motion and physical therapy techniques and put them in practice at least once a day

Consequently, the abstract (albeit important) principle of private international law put in issue on these motions rarely sees the light of day because economic considerations regulate the selection of the recognition forum.

Whatever the reason for finally putting the wheels in motion, a divorce will often become a person's first interaction with the legal system, so Sadiq has prepared a four - step plan to help them get through those early days.

American Home Shield ® set the bar for social media engagement within the industry by putting in motion a strategy that emphasizes valuable content, day - to - day interaction and responsiveness.

Within minutes, I had formulated a game plan, and we started to put the wheels in motion the very next day.