Sentence examples for chamber which has from inspiring English sources

Any such move would continue a long process of consolidation within the chamber, which has favoured the two biggest blocks.

The Chamber, which has been a loud and vocal critic of Obama's clean energy measures, spent $20m on Senate races during this election season – losing at least seven.

Oklahoma also joins Missouri in exploring the return of the gas chamber, which has a rather gruesome track record of its own.

The chamber, which has offices in Mount Vernon and Spring Valley, was founded in 1996, and has more than 100 members.

Officials at the consumer bureau have since met privately with the chamber, which has not retreated from its position, a person with knowledge of the matter said.

It has spawned at least one blog, Lost Words in the Chamber, which has regularly posted the last statements since 2011.

And last week, Mr. Spitzer's reform agenda felt far off as Mr. Espada led Republicans in producing a key to the Senate chamber, which had been locked by Democrats.

Leaders in the State Senate said their chamber, which had already passed a slightly different version of the bill, would approve the Assembly version on Monday.

It grew tenser in July 2012 after the government's failure to engineer the transformation of the House of Lords into a more democratic chamber, which had been a priority for the Liberal Democrats.

At Dresden, he spearheaded the reopening of the historic Green Vault treasure chamber, which had been bombed in World War II; the rebuilding of the ruined royal palace, which is scheduled to be completed in 2013; and the renovation after flood damage of the 16th-century Albertinum, the fine arts museum.

His most exciting discovery was a beautifully constructed conical subterranean food storage chamber, which had been buried about 30 inches underground for more than two centuries.