be carried unanimously

The chairman put the motion to the meeting and it was carried unanimously.

The motion to establish the new association was carried unanimously.

A vote was being taken and by a show of hands it was carried unanimously.

The motion to prepare a bill was carried unanimously.

Well that's seems also to be carried unanimously.

They were - and it was carried unanimously.

There being no questions or opposers, the motion was carried unanimously.

The motion to have Hancock's nomination be declared unanimous was carried unanimously.

Although the spirit of the festival is carried unanimously, there is a small confusion.

The question was then put to the meeting whether the views advocated were such as met the approval of those present, and was carried unanimously.

It was carried unanimously; the agreements were signed.

After much discussion this was carried unanimously.

That appears to be carried unanimously.

"The motion is carried unanimously," Michael said.

A formal resolution was carried unanimously to establish a Guild of individuals engaged in one-name research.

Lord Bute read the motion that the Friends be formally established, and this was carried unanimously.

Gilbert put the motion, it was carried unanimously, and Anne gravely recorded it in her minutes.

Loyal old Harve moved that chairmanship of the meeting be transferred to me, and it was carried unanimously.

This was carried unanimously.

A motion was carried unanimously that all chartered German-Hungarian clubs in the area be contacted to discuss a general merger.

When the clerk announced its passage, a motion to adjourn sine die was offered by the opposition floor leader and it was carried unanimously.

I hope that Parliament can also approve the opinion of the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development, which was carried unanimously there.

The motion was carried unanimously and the clerk, not adopting the frontier parlance of the Major, wrote "Lincoln" in the blank space of the bill.

The new-comers having been welcomed by the old ones, Mr. Tuckle put the question that supper be ordered in, which was carried unanimously.

If after discussion, a decision be carried unanimously, well and good; but if the Lord forbid, differences of opinion should arise, a majority of voices must prevail.