Sentence examples for divided chamber from inspiring English sources

His vote could swing control of the finely divided chamber from one party to another.

In a bitterly divided chamber, and a bitterly divided country, it was a fanciful vision to end the speech with.

But Mr. Lott said it was the only alternative to gridlock in an equally divided chamber (Mr. Cheney breaks tie votes).

One concrete step, Mr. Dingell suggested, would be for the president to urge House Republicans to give Democrats more clout on committees, given the narrowly divided chamber.

The Assembly Republicans figured that by making Democrats absorb all the political pain of budget cuts, they could pick up enough seats in the narrowly divided chamber to take back control.

In a rare moment of consensus for this bitterly divided chamber, both Republicans and Democrats expressed their sorrow, but the news of Cruz's return seemed to cut the deepest among Republicans, many of whom now regret their decision not to endorse the Texas senator for President.

Before introducing the samples into a growth chamber, they were pre-treated in a divided degas chamber at 350°C for an hour, which minimized water molecules and other contaminants.

And on November 6th the Democrats seized control of the state Senate and made gains in the House of Delegates, the state's narrowly divided lower chamber.

Noda may attempt to heal those rifts by appointing opponents inside the DPJ to cabinet posts, but there were no early indications he was preparing to bring in members of other parties, whose co-operation he needs to end political paralysis in the divided upper chamber.

From Mass at the convention center to lunch at the governor's mansion and prayers inside the bitterly divided Senate chamber, Cardinal Edward M. Egan used his first visit to the state capital today to seek support for the Catholic Church's position on issues ranging from insurance coverage for birth control services to state financing for parochial schools.

You see how important senior staff are to the process; and how divided the chamber is physically and how much rancor there is between Republicans and Democrats.