91.   Such a vote would indirectly violate the Dayton agreement, which calls for national and local elections in upcoming months and prohibits indicted war criminals from taking part.

92.   Sweeney said such a vote would be fairer and faster.

93.   Such a vote would clear the way for the state party and Ventura to officially sever ties with the national Reform Party.

94.   Such a vote would have been a violation of open meetings laws.

95.   Such a vote would be seen as a symbolic blow to Russian aspirations for closer ties with European institutions.

96.   Such a vote would not have any legal repercussion on the construction of the tram or the sports complex, but local opposition could hamper the already delayed projects.

97.   That would take a two-thirds vote of both houses, plus voter approval, and Democrats in both houses have indicated they would block such a vote.

98.   The opposition parties have discussed holding a primary to select a coalition candidate, but the logistics of such a vote would be difficult.

99.   The United States and other governments have raised doubts about the constitutionality of such a vote.

100.   However, he predicted that such a vote would not win majority support.