To register as a candidate, nominees need have their registration form signed by a proposer, a seconder and another eight ascenters. |
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As his friend tosses him the ring, the proposer fails to catch it and falls backward off the ledge and down several stories. |
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They will most likely record Maloney as proposer and Flannery as seconder. |
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In the Tory party, a candidate requires just a proposer and a seconder, which is a better and more open system. |
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To have a valid nomination a candidate has to have a proposer, seconder and eight assenters, all of whom have to be electors in the ward. |
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Scott was Donaldson's proposer when he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. |
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Both the proposer and the seconder of the motion have received threatening emails: the seconder has withdrawn his support and the proposer has requested that her name not be publicised. |
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If there is no provision for the situation that the conclusions of the proposer and the verifier differ then this suggests that difference of opinion will not occur. |
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The proposal constitutes a threat if the proposer indicates that, if his demand is denied, he will make the recipient worse off than the recipient ought to be. |
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The responder can either accept the offer, in which case he gets the sum offered and the proposer gets the rest, or reject the offer in which case both players get nothing. |
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Presence of proposer and seconder is mandatory during the scrutinization of papers. |
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In November of that year, he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society, the main proposer being his good friend Lord Sheffield. |
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The proposer of a resolution or unaccepted amendment may withdraw it. |
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As well as the proposer, other members normally contribute to the debate. |
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