Sentence examples for chambers from inspiring English sources

At the start of this year, he notes, both chambers of Congress passed budgets, and "had one side not decided to pursue a strategy of brinksmanship" they could have come together and figured it out.

Within days, almost the entire cast of children had been shipped "East" to the gas chambers.

This is his moment to engage the Congress and work towards a solution that can pass both chambers.

The governor of the Bank of England has explained the difficulty of currency unions; numerous academics - including Alex Salmond's former adviser - don't think a currency union would be agreed; and the recent survey by the British Chambers of Commerce showed business opinion is firmly in favour of keeping the UK and not in favour of a currency union.

He is head of chambers at Three Raymond Buildings, a set which participated in the last half-day stoppage in January.

The newspaper reported that mobile gas chambers were being used for industrialised murder and that "an average 1,000 Jews were gassed daily".

Her decision to work as legal adviser to Bahrain's king, Hamad bin Isa al-Khalifa, who has been blamed by rights groups for systematic torture and repression, raised eyebrows, but sources at her chambers in Doughty Street, London, say she is a tough, combative lawyer with experience gained as a prosecutor on the UN's Lebanon war crimes tribunal.

LGBT rights campaigners believe that these services include marriages in civil spaces such as council chambers.

Nigel Pascoe is a criminal barrister at Pump Court chambers and writes a blog at nigelpascoeblog.wordpress.com The legal profession is constantly criticised for its lack of diversity: it is pale, male and stale.

Ed Chambers, who has died aged 85, was an American community organiser whose influence reached across the world.

He is survived by his wife, the artist Ann Martin Chambers, and their five children, Eve, Mae, Joe, Lily and William.