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Meanings of carry by acclamation in English
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Usage of carry by acclamation in English
1
And Peter made the formal motion, which was carried by acclamation.
2
This is seconded and carried by acclamation, without a dissenting voice.
3
The vote having been put and carried by acclamation, after a brief reply from the president:
4
The proposal was carried by acclamation.
5
Every proposal was carried by acclamation.
6
The chairman then put a vote of confidence in the candidate, which was carried by acclamation, and the meeting broke up.
7
The Lord Mayor then proposed a vote of thanks to Miss Macnaughtan for her address, and this was carried by acclamation.
8
The vote was carried by acclamation, and Mr. Birnie, in acknowledging it, implored the audience not to let the movement die away.
9
A motion has been made and seconded for a vote on the question of consideration of our planetary policy and carried by acclamation.
10
A fortnight later, at the first meeting of the Catholic Association, a very cordial vote of thanks to Plunkett was carried by acclamation.
11
"We'll propose it at the first meeting of the Ten, and it'll be carried by acclamation."
12
Geoffrey Hilliard as host, Dick Victor as guardian, Jack, Pat, and Miles as brothers, proposed, seconded, and carried by acclamation the same waiting policy.
13
"If I bring it forward in the form of a message from yourself," replied Raymond, "there is no doubt of its being carried by acclamation.