| 词汇 | example_english_senate |
| 释义 | Examples of senateThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. In this sample, 65 elections were decided by majority votes in the state house and state senate, and 48 elections were decided in joint session. What happened was this : in not permitting the students to discipline their inferiors, the senate had undermined their claims to being gentlemen. Second, the senate, the members of which served for nine years with the body renewed every three, remained untouched by the reform. It came at a time when congress and the senate were not allowed to alter budget legislation. This meant imposing bureaucratic standards of rationality and accountability on recalcitrant professors, academic senates, and rectors. Irregular professors had the jus promovendum, and were members of the faculty and senate, but they lacked the power to vote in these decision-making bodies. The ceremony ended with the departure of the senate. Just as the senate's adoption of pomp and ceremony, it was designed to shore up and intensify the notion of community. The music continued while the senate, citizens' assembly and honoured guests viewed the monument. The senate indeed approved the bill but sent it back to the chamber with many revisions. Further, cross-national evidence suggests that senate's unequal representation of subnational units shapes legislators' strategies for pursuing distributive policy agendas. Dominant cities faced no special obstacles from the governor or the senate in enacting special legislation. One bloc, while supporting the principal of mandatory vaccination disliked the senate's bill. The turning point was the restoration of the senate in 1874, when this body was empowered to declare the ' disappearance ' of state powers. Congressional elections in 1882 replaced the lower house's membership as well as a portion of the senate. More crucially from the perspective of our study, all revenue-sharing bills (including federal transfers) must originate in the senate. Again, when the probability of passage and the probability of being signed into law differ, we infer an effect of the governor or senate. The top of the whole pyramid could be transformed into a self-governing chamber in parliament (the socialist counterpart of the senate in 'capitalistic' countries). By the 1920s, the traditional parties had lost their majorities in the house of representatives and were gradually losing power in the senate. Right-wing politicians in the senate and chamber clamoured for a hard-line policy and opposed major reductions in military spending. On the one hand, it could give the president stable majority support during his term in both the senate and the lower house. After his death, she took on his role as a senator and later ran her own senate campaign. Perhaps they could prevail on the governor or on their allies in the senate to exact harm on cities. Other factors, such as partisanship, gender, occupational identification, and the timing of arrival in the senate should not be significant predictors. As for network analysis, over recent decades, we should find fewer shared, overlapping civic ties among members of each senate cohort, as "disconnectedness" increases. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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