In return, the legislature would gain the right to dismiss a government with a no-confidence vote.
Mr O'Neill might force a no-confidence vote which would lead to an early election.
His replacement, Freddie Pitcher, lasted six days before he too was ousted in a no-confidence vote.
And so the old guard tabled a no-confidence motion, forcing an extraordinary general meeting.
But giving in to Plaid's pressure would simply encourage no-confidence votes on other issues.
Last month, the school's trustees supported by 8-4 a no-confidence vote over Ammons' performance.
Democrat secretary-general Sanan Kachornprasart mused that the bombing spree will end once the no-confidence motion is over.
The bank's board of directors unanimously passed a no-confidence vote in Mr Gotti Tedeschi, a statement said.
Some chiefs angered by Mr Atleo's attendance at the talks have threatened a no-confidence vote against him.
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But the opposition is threatening to move a no-confidence motion in the government to force an early poll.
Mr Thapa's request for an election followed an opposition threat to move a no-confidence vote against his government.
The LDP will hold over his head the threat of a no-confidence motion should he break his promise.
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Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori faces a no-confidence vote in the Diet today -- called by his own party.
The prime minister had been warned there could be a no-confidence vote if he did not lower fuel prices.
The vote followed another no-confidence vote approved by the Alaska State Hockey Association.
In 1994, Slovak Prime Minister Vladimir Meciar and his government were ousted by parliament in a vote of no-confidence.
The opposition leader, Mr Sharif, holds the cards: any no-confidence motion in parliament would need his backing to succeed.
But Senate Republicans dismissed the no-confidence measure as a Democratic political ploy and stopped it from coming to a vote.
He said a vote in parliament on Wednesday, on a no-confidence motion tabled by the Socialists, had "re-legitimised" the government.
Mr. Barak left for Camp David as the head of a minority government, having barely survived a no-confidence vote in parliament.
And he stressed that the existing threshold for a no-confidence vote would remain as a simple majority of 50% plus one.
The focus next week will fall on the finance bill and a no-confidence motion put forward by the opposition for Tuesday.
In 1993, Japanese Prime Minister Kiichi Miyazawa lost a crucial no-confidence vote and dissolved parliament to trigger snap elections in July.
Opposition parties united behind a motion of no-confidence in Mrs Griffiths in a row about a controversial report into reorganising hospitals.
Indeed, Mr Chidambaram is exploring the possibility of all-party consent for the budget, regardless of the outcome of the no-confidence motion.
The threat of a no-confidence vote at the upcoming AGM persuaded Mr Seifert and Mr Breuer to jump before they were pushed.
But the no-confidence vote was held over the decision to push ahead with the plans, which the full council had voted against.
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Chavalit could be questioned, lambasted -- and subjected to a no-confidence vote.
That enabled Mr Martin to defeat an opposition no-confidence motion last month.
The faculty Senate has scheduled a no-confidence vote Tuesday on the board.
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