consultative voice

A consultative voice in questions of an Imperial character.

At the sessions, Central Committee members could participate with a consultative voice, but could not vote on matters.

Vilmos Böhm represented the organization in the Executive of the Labour and Socialist International from August 1931 to 1940, being a member with consultative voice.

The agreement gave Dublin a consultative voice in the running of Northern Ireland for the first time and called for British-Irish cooperation to curb I.R.A. guerrilla operations.

However, he has said the Government would be receptive to transitional arrangements and has suggested that some black leaders like Mr. Mandela would be given a consultative voice in the Cabinet.

On this date last year, Protestant demonstrators looted 30 stores and wounded 27 people to show their furious opposition to the agreement, which gives Ireland a consultative voice in the affairs of this British province.

By virtue of its size and status, the Russian Communist Party was allocated five delegates to ECCI, while all other parties were to be entitled to a consultative voice on the committee, but no decisive vote.

The verdict also could damage British-Irish relations and hinder security cooperation between the two nations under the landmark British-Irish accord signed in 1985, giving Dublin a consultative voice in the affairs of Northern Ireland.

Now in office, he has embraced the two-year-old pact and its strategy of offering Dublin a consultative voice in Northern Ireland's affairs, in line with the British hope of eroding the I.R.A.'s appeal to violent revolt.

Some delegates objected to the establishment of the Politburo, and in response, the Politburo became responsible to the Central Committee, and Central Committee members could participate in Politburo sessions with a consultative voice, but could not vote unless they were members.