Sentences with phrase «up to vote before»

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But it comes with a big caveat: The SEC commissioners also voted 3 - 2 for new regulations that would force start - up founders to file documents with the SEC before raising cash.

If you turn up at a board meeting and know that a critical vote will be taken it is your responsibility to «know the votes» before you arrive.

The bank — which has become a political football for conservatives, who accuse it of «crony capitalism» favoring big businesses — is expected to come up for another vote in the House before the end of October.

Before the EU referendum, JP Morgan chief executive Jamie Dimon said that up to 4,000 jobs could be moved from the UK if the nation voted for Brexit.

It also led to excitement and euphoria which swept up many in the swelling numbers that just a week before the vote seemed to be on the verge of winning a Yes vote.

They were too use to being picked up by their church buses and driven right up to the doors to vote, and returned home before their soaps came on.

Farrow testified before a Canadian parliamentary committee, arguing that a vote for the proposal to allow gay marriage was «in fact a vote for tyranny and ratcheting up the religious rhetoric, that the proposal «has ten horns on its head.»

If I had asked this question of the Arsenal fans a few weeks ago, before Petr Cech made a late dash up and down the pitch in the final minutes of our defeat to Swansea, then I think that the young Poland international keeper Wojciech Szczesny would have got the lion's share of the vote ahead of his Colombian rival.

Before anyone chooses to down - vote this comment, then how about you actually try to come up with a response and tell me why I'm wrong.

Before we Wrap - Up what happened last Monday... It is time to unveil who you voted on to be elected to the very first Madison League All @AllSportsSeries Team and League MVP!

This is, in essence, the small - run independent label 7» before Pogba moves on to multi-platinum albums and everybody starts lining up to vote for him.

Before we Wrap - Up the Playoffs... It is time to unveil who you voted on to be elected to the very first Champaign League All @AllSportsSeries Team and League MVP!

up, the control of whose votes, long before Bin Hammam tried recently to bribe them, enabled him to get whatever he liked whenever he liked out of Sepp Blatter.

They may account on some Trump supporters hiding their vote intention because of peer pressure / embarrassment using historical data, but if peer pressure is higher in this election than in previous elections it is difficult to tune up that effect correctly (how can you measure peer pressure to adjust your model before the election day?).

«He is yet to tell me but I have decided as his wife, that if things continue like this up to 2019, I will not go out and campaign again and ask any woman to vote like I did before.

Since so much of creating a campaign organization is incremental — built up one volunteer, supporter or donor at a time — the really valuable time to have staff is many months BEFORE the actual vote.

And the ongoing row over a cut - off date for the leadership election led to McDonnell attacking the «small clique» on the National Executive Committee that was trying to restrict the vote to members who had signed up before 12 January.

This makes it slightly easier to block laws they oppose because the Majority must first secure as many votes as possible in their own caucus before shoring up loose areas by flipping some opposition members with a few things they like.

For instance, if you're a Project Runway devotee and you vote via cell phone to have a cast member ousted from the show, you can be signed up to receive promotional text messages before the program airs and during commercial breaks.

A longtime push for early voting in New York took a step forward this month, with Republican Sen. Betty Little backing a bill that would allow voters to cast ballots up to two weeks before Election Day.

Before session wraps for the year, it's time for the rest of the legislature to tell the public where they stand on term limits by bringing this bill to the floor for an up or down vote.

This concern is addressed implicitly later in the paper where Will suggests a «semi-open primary» as a possible model: would - be participants are required to sign up to a statement of party values before they can vote in the primary.

Her nomination is scheduled to come up for a vote before the entire Senate on Monday.

It essentially became pointless with the introduction of FPTP for all seats, before that many seats used Block Voting and there were alliance slates in places (in some, Liberals, Nat Libs and Cons all put up one candidate each to LAbour's two; evidence was a lot of Lib voters supported Labour with second vote, but Tory and Nat Lib voters split all over the place).

If you start them from when the selection is announced, then it gives a massive advantage to insiders (who will have been able to use the previous months or even years before the selection is announced to sign people up, campaign with unlimited resources etc.) As for the current system - you don't need 50 votes to bag a safe seat.

People can register to vote up to 11 days before an election, meaning if the general election is to be held on Thursday 6 May, the deadline to register will be Tuesday 20 April.

Allow early voting up to 12 days before an election, permit same - day voter registration and require online political ads to disclose funding sources.

But even before that, Democrats won five of the six statewide offices up for grabs in 2008, the same year in which Obama lost to McCain there by less than 4,000 votes.

With nearly six weeks left before the general election, Republican City Council candidate Dan Halloran opened up his Bayside campaign offices Saturday to get out the vote.

A genial politician who rose through the ranks of the Senate Democrats before Eliot Spitzer tapped him as a running mate, Paterson was struggling to keep order at the Capitol amid a fiscal crisis and the unsettled Senate, where Smith never seemed to be able to deliver the votes to back up the deals he made.

A lot of Democrats are up in arms about ABC's upcoming miniseries, «The Path to 9/11» — an email I got from the Democratic Party described it as «a bald - faced attempt to slander Democrats and revise history right before Americans vote in a major election.»

On Mondays, he and some colleagues would drive up to London together, stopping for a liquid lunch and a round of golf before arriving in the chamber for the evening votes.

The governor reiterated his threat to drag the Legislature back to the Capitol before the November general election — most likely in October, which is after the Sept. 14 primary — in hopes of getting the Assembly to take up the property tax cap bill passed with bipartisan support this week by the Senate (eight Democrats voted «no»).

Capital Tonight's Kaitlyn Ross reports that the Parker - Diaz Sr. blow - up occurred when the Bronx senator joined Sen. Carl Kruger in voting «no» on Sen. Velmanette Montgomery's juvenile offenders bill, which caused the measure to be pulled from the floor before it was officially declared dead.

While DeFrancisco and Seward are opposed to early voting, they did propose opening up absentee voting for more voters who would like to cast their votes before Election Day.

oh and most of Europe normally decide who to team up with before the vote... I'm not saying it's a bad thing or owt, just that Hughes» shouldn't be blowing the LDs left - leaning trumpet too loudly when it's clear as day that some very nasty, very right wing policies are being implemented under Clegg's watchful gaze.

First of all, the LATFOR maps that will eventually end up before rank - and - file lawmakers for a vote — mostly likely within days of their return to the Capitol next week — will not be identical to those released last month.

That's an about - face for the speaker, who told me in March that he would prefer to «wait and see» what happens in the Senate before putting the bill back up for a vote in his house.

Four leading good government groups joined the City of New York and numerous environmental and consumer watchdog groups in asking the Public Service Commission to extend the public comment period before voting on awarding up to $ 7B in public subsidies to keep four Upstate nuclear plants operating.

But with one week left to go before voting day, Governor Cuomo who came up with idea, has finally started to push for it.

At least two Senate Democrats, who up until now have kept government running by voting in favor of weekly budget extenders, are threatening to vote «no» on the next extender bill, which will come before the Senate and Assembly on Monday.

Buffalo, NY (WBEN)- The day before Senators gather in Washington to, once again, take a vote on health care, Rep. Chris Collins says this will likely be the last vote on whether to take up healthcare reform or not this year.

Cuomo also wants to set aside $ 7 million for counties to offer early voting up to 12 days before Election Day.

Democratic Assembly members initially said every candidate would have a chance to make their case before a vote on February 10, but the Times reports that in recent days party leaders quickly settled on Heastie and gathered up the needed votes.

It could also mean Cuomo is trying yet another form of hardball in the talks, suggesting the negotiations are blowing up, even as plenty of time remains on the clock for a deal and voting to take place before the end of the fiscal year.

Deputy Director of Communications at the EC, Yusif Alhassan Ayuba, told TV3 «before we can come up with a final register, we need to do proxy so that we know exactly where people are going to vote.

The proposal would allow «non-aligned» voters registered on or before Aug. 19 to vote in the Sept. 13 Democratic primary — or up to 25 days before the primary, the same deadline for newly registered voters.

Saland made up his mind to vote for the bill about a week before the June 24 vote.

«If there is not rent regulation in the budget, or an ability to believe that we are ending up with much stronger laws long before June 15th, the deadline, that may be a basis for me and many of my Senate Democrat colleagues not to be able to vote for this budget.»

The confusion led to a temporary hold up of voting but the EC officials at the polling centre intervened before voting resumed, she said, adding «the argument was that once her name is in the register, it meant she had been cleared to vote».