Usar "senate" en una oración

1. The whole nation was built up by a Senate, or proconsul, that had one purpose: the perpetuation of Rome

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2. We filed up the steps, surrounded a large ceremonial table and sat down like citizens of the Senate in early Athens

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3. But his mother had been a Senator from the late great state of Ohio, his father an officer in the occupation in charge of keeping order in the senate chamber

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4. Certainly more like her than any of the speeches or statements her owners made her read in the senate

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5. That’s why the campaign managers had chosen her for the senate

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6. Her senate career wouldn’t have counted

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7. Somewhere away down south in the great hall of the Senate a saucepan bearing a Chief Justice Ministers wig and gown, rattled impatiently on one of the large leather chairs A janitor passed by and picked it up

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8. The statesmn, who should attempt to direct private people in what manner they ought to employ their capitals, would not only load himself with a most unnecessary attention, but assume an authority which could safely be trusted, not only to no single person, but to no council or senate whatever

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9. In war and negotiation, the councils of Madras and Calcutta, have upon several occasions, conducted themselves with a resolution and decisive wisdom, which would have done honour to the senate of Rome in the best days of that republic

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10. ” While in the Senate, Gwin was also credited with

11. He also carried through the Senate a bill

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12. In spite of all the laws against bribery and corruption, the bounty of the candidates, together with the occasional distributions of coin which were ordered by the senate, were the principal funds from which, during the latter times of the Roman republic, the poorer citizens derived their subsistence

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13. Regarding the continuing debt limit negotiations between Republicans and Democrats, „Obama, who once infamously said that he"d meet with murderous tyrants such as Castro, Chavez, and Ahmadinejad “without preconditions” apparently won"t sully the office by meeting for lunch with the Republican Senate Minority Leader

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14. No so the Democrat Senate, which refuses even to consider the House budget, and has not passed a budget of their own for two years running

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15. Of course, the Kyoto Protocols that Clinton signed in the late nineties were dead in the water on their arrival at the Senate

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16. The operations of the Senate Church committee in 1975 did much, of course to gut the CIA

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17. Case in point: Patrick Leahy is a disgrace to the United States Senate

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18. Went on to buy JFK"s congressional seat in 1946, leading of course to JFK in the Senate, and then the Presidency

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19. Think about the high ranking executives at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mack who earned (or embezzled) millions while, thanks to Chris Dodd in the senate and Barney Frank in the House, the two government-backed corporations were taking a nosedive due to the strict (Democrat) implementation of the Community Reinvestment Act, passed under the egregious Jimmy Carter, and expanded and implemented under the equally egregious Bill Clinton

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20. Thus, Senator Leahy, in his capacity as Chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, saw fit to kill a bill that had been passed unanimously by the House

21. But he was trying to replace Douglas in the Senate

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22. Pork, anyone? See the machinations of West Virginia"s Robert Byrd as he continuously brought home the bacon through his long senate career

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23. He, ex-Speaker Pelosi, and Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid have managed to shred the Constitution

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24. Almost every day we Republicans are deluged with advice by the so-called „experts" to stop referring to Obama and his cohorts in the House and Senate as socialists

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25. He recently expounded on the United States Constitution, regarding the separate branches of the federal government, to wit, and here I paraphrase: There are three branches, which are the Senate, the House of Representatives, and the Presidency

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26. At the impeachment trial, the Senate finally came to a vote and Johnson was acquitted by one vote falling

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27. „The statesman who should attempt to direct private people in what manner they ought to employ their capitals, would not only load himself with a most unnecessary attention, but assume an authority which could safely be entrusted to no council and senate whatever, and which would nowhere be so dangerous as in the hands of a man who had folly and presumption enough to fancy himself to exercise it

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28. But then, once Walter Cronkite (America"s most trusted and respected man?) declared that the war was lost, then it was: in the more rarefied jungles of Washington, and in the deliberations of the House and Senate

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29. who was accused in late 2008 of trying to sell the Senate seat vacated by president-elect Barack Obama

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30. ” Blagojevich was so bad, even by Illinois standards, that the state senate removed him from office

31. Yesterday‘s (November 8th) historical off-year elections resulted in the Republican Party seizing bilateral control of the House of Representatives and Senate for the first time since 1954

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32. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts should dispense with its farcical practice of holding mock elections and simply designate its Senior Senator Senate Pro-Consul for life and be done with it!

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33. Bush is among a long line of Moderate/Liberal Republicans; a list that includes former presidents Nixon and Ford and (would) have arguably included former Senate Minority Leader Robert Dole had he too been elected president, who simply failed to grasp the fundamental importance of lower taxes and increased productivity as the primary drivers that promote economic prosperity

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34. Should the Republican Party hope to retain its House and Senate majorities, however, it will need to provide a proper forum for Social Conservatives who are likely to place traditional customs and practices ahead of economic enticements

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35. The Senate vote was tied three times

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36. The Senate failed to impeach him by a single vote

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37. I expect the party will lose its House majority as well as (effective) control of the Senate

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38. In addition, I do not believe that polls have considered the strength of the Evangelical Christians who this time have decided to vote, and will do it in defense of traditional values and against same sex marriages, embryonic research, abortion and the Democrat’s opposition to the selection of well qualified judges whom the president has submitted for senate confirmation”

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39. The magnitude of that triumph amounts to a sweep if one considers that the president has carried along with him other Republican candidates in the Senate and the House of Representatives, so that since 1900 when republican McKinley was president, neither party had succeeded in reelecting simultaneously the Presidency, the Congress and the Senate, while at the same time adding seats in both chambers of congress

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40. Tom Daschle, the highest ranking Democrat as a minority leader in the Senate, conceded his seat in South Dakota to the Republican winner John Thune

41. Had Tyler been killed, as President Pro Tempore of the Senate, Mangum was next in line and would be president

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42. But a repeal would not pass unless the Democratic majority in the Senate ended

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43. The material Laura had are photos of him in bed with her and this Senate office memo of Senator William Anderson causing a young member of his staff to be pregnant

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44. , in the event of a split between the legislative and executive branches, the mechanism would not be applicable—but why do you suppose that we, increasingly, elect a majority to the House and/or Senate of a different party than that of the President?”

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45. Nebraska, in particular, has but one house, reducing the potential for splits among house, senate, and executive branch

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46. However, the House Energy and Commerce and the Senate Environment

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47. The most recent appointment of President Obama was so partisan that even his Democrat Senate would

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48. He indicates that the first ten year costs of the Senate bill has a $460 billion deficit and the second decade cost has a $1

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49. The State of Washington has passed Senate Bill 5596,

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50. was also introduced in the Senate (s

51. voted in favor in the House and a similar amendment was defeated in the Senate by 53 to 46

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52. Congress of the United States, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Representatives

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53. the United Nations which have not been approved by our Senate

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54. In 1976 the Senate Appropriations Committee investigated the World Bank"s practices concerning their

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55. have required a treaty being written and approval of two thirds of our Senate

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56. Treaties require that two thirds of the Senate approve them whereas these “congressional – executive"

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57. direction and control of programmatic areas that are the statutory responsibility of Senate confirmed

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58. not been examined or approved by our Senate as is required of Presidential appointments

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59. attempt in the Senate to consolidate 640 programs and save $120 billion was defeated 57 to 43

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60. Her focus is on President Obama, but it could have been on his appointed advisors, Speaker Pelosi, Senate Big Guy Reid, Waxman, Watters, Dodds, and on and on

61. Did Wilson tip off his anti-Bush bias when he said he’d like to see Bush’s adviser Rove “frog-marched” out of the White House in handcuffs? When the bipartisan Senate Intelligence Committee said that Wilson lied when he claimed his wife had no

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62. Horner said, “President Clinton instructed his ambassador to sign the Kyoto Protocol but never pushed or asked the Senate to ratify it

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63. Senate so far had chosen not to ratify a treaty that would damage the U

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64. In time both factions would serve in the “comitia centuriata,” the ancestral senate

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65. in the Senate by having it represent the whole empire

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66. Julius Caesar was assassinated by members of the Senate in 44 BC

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67. government and shared power with the Senate

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68. They both died at the hands of the Senate

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69. By the time of his death in AD 14 he had neutered the Senate and become paranoid

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70. Jackson, with the Senate, challenged Marshall’s ruling and initiated The Removal Act, which culminated in the Trail of Tears

71. Article II, Section II stated that the Executive had the power to make treaties, with the advice and consent of the Senate

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72. Senate ratified a treaty that “legitimized” the acquisition of America’s first colony

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73. demonstrate his device at the United Nations and in front of the US Senate, but these

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74. senate house, in which three hundred and twenty men sat in council daily, consulting always for the people, to the end they might be

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75. senate, where they spoke and said

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76. 22 And this is the copy of the epistle which the senate wrote back again in tables of brass, and sent to Jerusalem, that there they

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77. went to Rome, and entered into the senate, and said, Jonathan the high priest, and the people of the Jews, sent us to you, to the end

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78. 44 Now when the king came to Tyrus, three men that were sent from the senate

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79. 17, 1909, and went to the Senate for passage

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80. Senate decided to add an amendment to the

81. On the thirtieth anniversary of the original DDT ban in the United States, Vermont Senator Jim Jeffords introduced a bill in the United States Senate calling for an international treaty that would further restrict the use of DDT

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82. Senate for conformation

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83. When the nomination was announced Senator Edward Kennedy rose on the Senate floor to condemn “Robert Bork’s America

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84. It was, he elucidated, “to hold them in their places” until what Bork’s opponents candidly described as a “war room” could be set up in the basement of the Senate Office Building where the confirmation hearings were to be held

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85. In the two earlier elections Kristol includes among the powerful forces of the left in Congress the Teddy Kennedy wing in the Senate, probably a minority of the Democratic Senators

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86. The Senate had to be satisfied with “debating” its version of the bill while its contents remained locked up in Majority Leader Harry Reid’s office

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87. On the Senate floor, and behind its closed doors, there developed what some call the Democrats’ own little civil war among themselves

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88. The 60-vote filibuster-proof Senate majority would take care of the Senate, and Nancy said she could manage the House

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89. The Constitution requires that the President’s appointment of principal policymaking officers of government shall be subject to the advice and consent of the Senate

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90. Over the Christmas Season of 2009-2010, with Obamacare at least half-passed by the Senate and a House bill done, relative peace reigned within the squabbling Democratic Party

91. In a special election to fill the seat of the late Senator Edward Kennedy, himself the bluest of the blues, Scott Brown, a Republican, had won! His main campaign theme was his promise to be the 41st Republican vote to break the filibuster-proof Democratic Senate and kill Obamacare

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92. Unfortunately, Scott Brown’s 41st vote to kill Obamacare would have done that, and more, only if Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Senate Majority leader Harry Reid had played by the rules

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93. That includes the Senate rule requiring the magic 60 votes to stop a filibuster that the Democrats lost when Brown’s election reduced their majority to 59

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94. So the Democrats changed the rules, and used the now infamous “reconciliation” process, which requires only 51 votes in the Senate, to squeak Obamacare through, When sent back to the House, as required, Ms

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95. The Democrats are in a state of panic because the loss of their filibuster proof Senate majority means they may no longer be allowed by a Tea Party aroused public to pay off the public employee unions as their part of JFK’s Faustian bargain

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96. only listed in a half-century old US Senate investigative report on the Titanic’s sinking, which

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97. Deals with the legislative branch, the house and senate

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98. The Senate and Congress would meet in the capital twice yearly and for no longer than one week each time

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99. the former chair of the Senate committee on national security and

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100. Commons, the Speaker of the Senate, the Chief Justice of the Supreme