Sentences with phrase «voting membership at»

Even if you do not meet the criteria for voting membership at this time, you may still meet the criteria for a non-voting member.

Not exact matches

Members of local unions will vote by mail, at mass membership meetings, and at walk - in balloting meetings and all results are due back to the CWA by June 17, according to Bob Master, assistant to the vice president at the CWA.

The Vancouver Board of Trade was voted into membership of the World Trade Centres Association at the WTCA General Assembly in Melbourne, Australia.

Individual Membership gives you one voting right at the Sands Annual General Meeting.

Joint / Family Membership provides two voting rights at the Sands Annual General Meeting.

He left the Conservatives in 2011 a week before the EU referendum vote saw David Cameron defeated, and makes a habit of waving his membership card at bewildered voters.

In April 1975, the special conference at Blackpool which debated Labour's position in that year's referendum on continued EEC membership voted 2 - to - 1 in favour of exit.

After a lengthy debate, that considered whether a Democratic Club should endorse an Independence Party candidate at all, the membership voted to make no endorsement with 19 votes.

At ViD's December 13th general membership meeting the membership voted to put VID's name on a petition that that urges FEMA to immediately dispatch Rockaways emergency housing.

Following approval of the annual budget, no additional unassigned General Fund fund balance shall be appropriated as revenue during the fiscal year without the affirmative vote of at least two - thirds of the total membership of the County Legislature.

Today, however, such a system is not commonly practiced and most parliamentary system parties» rules provide for a leadership election in which the general membership of the party is permitted to vote at some point in the process (either directly for the new leader or for delegates who then elect the new leader in a convention), though in many cases the party's legislators are allowed to exercise a disproportionate influence in the final vote.

He was also evasive about confronting Tory MPs opposing EU membership, preferring to have a playful bash at his wayward London mayor: «As you know, I have very little control over what Boris does,» admitting that he might be tempted to engage in some more telephone voting were Johnson to enter the I'm a Celebrity jungle.

While the Irish Speakers also give up their party membership and are elected automatically at general elections, much like Westminster, their local electors still get the chance to vote for party candidates to fill the constituency's remaining seats.

The situation to - and - fros when you look at how the British people would vote if a referendum on membership were held today, but never with a significant majority voting to leave.

1 A party is qualified if it meets one of three conditions: (1) in the last gubernatorial election, one of its statewide candidates polled at least two percent of the statewide vote; (2) the party's membership is at least one percent of the statewide vote at the last preceding gubernatorial election; or (3) voters numbering at least 10 percent of the statewide vote at the last gubernatorial election sign a petition stating that they intend to form a new party.

VID to vote new slate of officers at the Jan 9th General Membership meeting and host a forum on Israel - Palestine diplomacy

63 % voted either in favour of membership — or did not vote at all.

My response from that is that Diane Abbott is probably the most typical Labourite out of the five, in terms of policy and rhetoric at least, and to suggest that she'd gain votes solely for being a black woman is to give no credit to her or the Labour membership.

At the general election - with a very small local party membership and without target seat status and all its associated benefits - Kashif was less than 2,500 votes behind the victorious Labour MP.

Should its apparatus have contempt for its voluntary membership, and routinely use officials to squash local parties, fix votes to regional boards, tip off favoured folk about upcoming juicy selections, and instruct delegates which way to vote at annual conference?

Equal Powers with the Rajya Sabha in impeachment process (initiating and passing a motion for the removal) of the judges of the Supreme Court and the state High Courts (by a majority of the membership of the House and at least two - thirds majority of the members present and voting), who then can be removed by the President of India.

The campaign for members to have more say follows controversy at last year's Labour party conference when Momentum's powerful caucus effectively blocked a vote on making single market membership Labour's policy.

Landry said he wanted at least 80 % of approval and after gaining 76.2 % approval on the confidence vote from party membership on 4 June 2005, Landry announced his intention to resign.

If Corbyn loses it is likely that the Labour vote will be crippled for years to come, as its active membership will either turn elsewhere or simply not bother to turn up at elections.

Standing at the bar of the House of Lords with other MPs listening to their debate now - willing them on to vote for Lord Ali's amendment to give Britain a chance to negotiate membership of EEA #brexithaos https://t.co/bfLMCl87CG

However, when questioned by Labour MP and People's Pledge supporter, Natasha Engel, at PM's questions (Wednesday October 16) on how Cameron would vote in a referendum on EU membership, he said:

He said a Conservative government would renegotiate Britain's EU membership to create a flexible, adaptable, more open relationship and put it to the vote by the end of 2017 at the latest.

He said that for a party like PDP, with true membership across all polling units, it meant that voting would take place at wards or local government levels.

The voting membership of each county committee shall be proportional based on population of enrolled party membership or voting experience, in accordance with its bylaws, which must be confirmed by the county caucus at each biennial state convention and filed with the Republican State Committee.

As a way around that, MPs will now get to select a shortlist of leadership candidates for the membership to vote on, along similar lines to the system operated by the Conservative Party - candidates will need to be nominated by at least 15 % of Labour MPs.

By ruling of the presiding officer, or on motion of any Council member supported by at least one - third of the Council members present and voting, any matter on the agenda that has not yet come to vote, with the exceptions of a proposed amendment to the Constitution or a motion to recall an elective member of the Board, may be submitted to the entire Council membership for a mail ballot, or by electronic means, and shall require for its approval a favorable vote of a majority of the Council members, except that a resolution shall require for its adoption a favorable vote of two - thirds of those members.

Whenever charges are referred to the Board of Directors, no person shall be dropped from membership except after opportunity to be heard and then only by a three - fourths vote of those members of the Board of Directors present and voting at a regular or special meeting.

Any leadership change would be agreement by a vote of the governments that staff and fund IPCC, presumably at one of the organization's occasional membership meetings.

It has played a role in many referendums including the 1975 vote on the UK's continued membership of the European Community and the alternative vote, says Paul Whiteley at the University of Essex, UK, and is likely to be even more important in this one.

EERI members seeking full benefits of SSA membership, including voting privileges and access to the Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America (BSSA), can upgrade their membership by contacting SSA at [e-mail].

There is a play feature which you can earn when you are voted in or at the purchase of the premium membership plan.

That incoming group is now a fifth of the voting membership and can dramatically shift the Oscar race towards films that celebrate young, diverse film - makers — the kind of talents who get their start at Sundance.

The academy's full membership of about 5,800 was eligible to vote for best - picture nominations and can cast ballots for the winners in all categories at the Oscar ceremony itself.

Opening its membership to L.A. - based film critics whose reviews appeared regularly in newspapers, trade publications and magazines, as well as on radio and television, LAFCA voted in its first batch of awards on Feb. 13, 1976 at the old Cock»n' Bull Restaurant.

What few people realize is that, unlike at the Oscars, BAFTA's tech categories (in addition to the directing and writing awards) are voted on by branch members only, rather than the entire membership — and peers can have a very different take from ours on their own craft.

In contrast, delegates at the NEA convention voted down the leadership's recommendation to allow private school employees to join the union, although they did approve membership for workers in private preschools.

At the association's annual meeting here, members voted 796 to 256 against a resolution to change the membership criteria.

Don't let history repeat itself in 2015 — stay tuned next week as Capitol Connection explores what's at stake during the upcoming midterm election, and the importance of your vote in determining the membership and leadership of the 114th Congress.

At the General membership Meeting last night PD voted support for the call for action below.

Regular member is entitled to a vote on all action items presented before the Hispanic Council at any Hispanic Council General Membership, in person, and the right to hold any office or committee position.

As soon as he receives $ 5000 in royalties s / he also has the one additional right to vote for the Guild Board, which is the only thing that changes between the Authors Guild of America membership when entering at the $ 500 level or at the $ 5000 for Indie Authors.

Nothing could be further from the truth: the Sad Puppies want to save the Hugo Awards from irrelevance — one only needs to look at the increase in nomination and final vote ballots cast in the past five year to realize that the Sad Puppies campaigns have massively increased income to the Hugo Awards (via Worldcon memberships) and public interest in these awards.

Regular Membership is a voting category open to traditionally published authors with at least one book published in the U.S., self - published authors who have made at least $ 5,000 in the past 18 months from their writing, and freelance writers who have published at least three pieces in publications with editorial oversight (print or online) or who have made $ 5,000 in the past 18 months.

Authors who haven't quite earned that much but have earned at least $ 500 in that same period are eligible for Associate membership, meaning they can pay the $ 90 annual dues but can not vote.

The membership will vote over the summer and the winner will be announced at the Colorado Gold conference in September (I think).