Sentence examples for call senate from inspiring English sources

"It's what I would call Senate talk.

Mr. Madigan's spokesman said the speaker would call Senate Bill 512 as soon as Mr. Cross signaled he was ready.

Days later, Lady Gaga sent out a tweet encouraging her followers to call Senate Majority Harry Reid to schedule a vote to repeal "don't ask, don't tell".

AFR is launching a week of action, encouraging people to call Senate offices and urge them to get behind an independent CFPA, in coordination with the video.

"The results demonstrate beyond the shadow of a doubt that Californians of all stripes understand the moral and economic imperatives of action to address climate change and clean up our air, and the legislature is heeding their call," Senate leader Kevin de León (D-Los Angeles) said in a statement.

No one who watched yesterday's circus could credibly call the Senate the world's greatest deliberative body.

Call your senate rep and tell not to suppirt this bill.

Much more alarming is that hundreds of votes have disappeared in the still too-close-to-call Senate race between Norm Coleman, the Republican incumbent, and Al Franken, the Democratic candidate.

Backed by a battery of prominent election lawyers, Roy M. Goodman, the longtime Republican state senator, and his Democratic challenger, Liz Krueger, are gearing up for battle today as city officials continue to count ballots cast in their too-close-to-call Senate race.

WASHINGTON -- The balance of power in the Virginia legislature remained uncertain following Tuesday's general election with one too-close-to-call Senate seat still in play that could determine if Democrats lose their narrow majority in that chamber or if the party shares power evenly with Republicans.

The idea proposed by the government, during the last parliament, of a mirror of the commons called a senate, elected by proportional representation and with 15-year terms is not a very good idea.