motion is carried

The motion is carried and the squirrel delivered.

"The motion is carried unanimously," Michael said.

"Then the motion is carried, and your protest will be duly entered in the minutes," said the chairman, and so the sitting was dissolved.

There is much evidence to suggest that early processing of first- and second-order motion is carried out by separate pathways.

"So the motion is carried.

The debate ends if the motion is carried (that is, a majority of MPs vote to support the motion).

When Tynwald votes by Branches, if a majority of each House approves, the motion is carried.

To quote the chairman of one Rootabaga story, I think "the motion is carried both ways - it is a razzmatazz."

The Speaker--"The rules are suspended, the motion is carried--first reading of the bill!"

'The motion is carried," Bruce Regan whispered.

How the computation of object motion from image motion is carried out is currently the subject of intense research (Hildreth and Koch 1987).

The motion is carried in Augusta's absence and Sidney contacts publicist Peter Potter (Bernard Bresslaw) to help with the organisation.

Voting is generally done verbally, and whether the motion is carried depends on the Speaker's personal assessment of whether more MPs have voted for than against the motion.

To determine whether this motion is carried, the Speaker will "collect the voices" by saying, "As many as are of that opinion say 'Aye'", and MPs supporting the motion will respond "Aye".