Sentence examples for congresses because from inspiring English sources

However, the task of the diplomats was complicated by the need for two simultaneous congresses, because the problem of precedence was otherwise insoluble.

Those who did realized that it is impossible to participate in both congresses because it means 7 days of intense congress activity.

US authorities said the raid was timed to precede the Fifa congress because that was when all of those targeted were in Zurich.

He said he now prefers the term "festival" to "congress" because it feels more inclusive.

There were fewer black and Latino members of congress because they simply could not win.

A president who not only has executive powers, but has further leverage with congress because he or she has the backing of our nation.

Now, recently, several Bush appointees have engaged in contempt of congress because they refused to respond to subpoenas and appear before committees.

It's not 100percentt certain what exactly is included in the current bill that UNATSBO has proposed to Bolivia's congress, because as of press time it's still not through the final phase of revisions.

He argues that presidents politicize even when it hurts performance--and often with support from Congress--because they need agencies to be responsive to presidential direction.

* - no mention of the protests in Brazil last year, unsurprisingly Updated at 1.28pm GMT 1.21pm GMT Swiss cow bells are ringing in the congress hall, because it's time for Brazil's president, Dilma Rousseff, to give a special address.

President Trump could have problems passing the text through the new congress next year because the mid-term elections resulted in a democratic majority in the House of Representatives.