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It's when a group of people are voting on something of significance (ie) a law. if the law gets passed "the motion carries"
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Who makes a motion at a meeting?
Any member recognized by the facilitator may make a motion. Following a second, the group discusses the motion. When discussion ends, the motion is voted on.
Is the motion to adjourn debatable?
A motion to adjourn is debatable. A motion is a formal proposal for action made to a deliberative assembly for discussion or debating, and then voting. Any motion is debatable until it has been voted to be carried.
When a motion is filed in court are both parties notified before the motion is carried out?
When one party to a court action files a motion, the judge holds a hearing on the contents of the motion at which time the opposition will be given a chance to be heard.
What does carried unanimously mean?
It's a voting term. It simply means that every person has voted for the motion.
What is motion carried?
A motion is a proposal that is put before a meeting for discussion and a decision. If a motion is passed it becomes a resolution. Resolutions are binding and should be recorded in the minutes of the meeting.
What are the two types of current flow in a semiconductor?
Currents in a semiconductor are carried by the motion of electrons or of "holes", which are areas of localized electron deficiency.
What is carried by waves?
Water waves are transverse waves this means that the motion of the particles travels perpendicularly to the direction of the wave travel
What does motion carried mean?
In parliamentary procedure, a motion, or suggested resolution is proposed by the mover, one of the people at the meeting. A seconder (another person at the meeting) agrees that the suggestion should be discussed. The chair (the person running the meeting) calls for discussion on the motion. If it appears that the suggestion should be voted on, someone will call for the question. The chair will, once it appears that there is no more discussion, call for those in favour of the motion (those who agree) to signal (usually by raising hands), and then call for those who are opposed (who disagree). If those who agree outnumber those who do not, the chair says "Motion carried", which means that the suggestion in the motion has been adopted by the meeting. For example, at a meeting you could have an exchange like this: Mover: I move we eat lunch at the Chinese restaurant. Seconder: I second that. Chair: Any discussion? Curry Lover: I would prefer the Curry House. Feeble Stomach: Some of us cannot eat spicy food. And you can get curry at the Chinese Restaurant. Chair: Any more discussion? Hungry Man: I'm hungry. Let's have the question. Everyone: Question! Chair: All in favour of eating lunch at the Chinese Restaurant? (everyone except Curry Lover puts up their hands) Down hands. Opposed? (Curry Lover raises his hand) Motion Carried. We eat at the Chinese Restaurant.
How does eletricity go though wires?
Electrons do migrate through the wires, but their motion is relatively slow. The actual current is carried as an electric field, which travels through the wire at nearly the speed of light.
What is an electric current and why is it so important?
Electric current is electric charge in motion. Most electric charge is carried by the electrons and protons within an atom and is affected by conductivity of elements ie copper.
How does motion relates to the three laws of motion?
Motion is already involves in motion because the motion is motion
Is business fraud in a real estate transaction a criminal or civil matter?
It can depend upon the wording of the statutes in your particular jurisdiction. For the charge to made criminally, one would have to be able to prove that the there was a criminal act, carried out, with a criminal intent. (i.e. - Someone deliberately set out, from the outset, with a plan to defraud, and then put that plan into motion and carried it out.)
