Sentence examples for congresses from from inspiring English sources

Eucharistic congresses from Leo XIII to Paul VI, by R. Aubert; translated by E. O'Gorman.

The Democrats, however, won a majority in the House in eight of the 10 Congresses from 1875 to 1895.

Military service groups lobbied for the language to discourage future Congresses from raising Tricare costs too much.

Cheney has spent the past 30 years trying to restore the Nixon imperial presidency that the reform congresses from the 1970s dismantled.

Supporters of such an amendment argue that it is the best way to prevent future Congresses from running up massive deficits.

The cuts that will be imposed if the Congressional "supercommittee" cannot agree on a plan would not actually begin until 2013, and there is nothing to prevent future Congresses from undoing these plans.

John Scardino, a public relations consultant, was a candidate for congress from Georgia in 1992.

Miss Starovoitova was elected to the congress from Armenia, grateful for her support for its independence (which it gained in 1991 following the break-up of the Soviet Union).

It allows members of congress from textile-producing states — textiles being one of the few industries that Chinese competition has directly affected — to mollify their constituents.

It is worth recalling that, at the time, the delegates to the GAA congress from five of the six Northern Ireland counties voted to keep the rule in place.

But that fact did not prevent the grant of congress from operating to pass the fee of the land to the company.