But under Senate rules, 60 votes are needed to invoke cloture.
The first is mathematical: Currently, Democrats hold 59 seats in the upper house, a solid majority but not enough to sidestep a Republican filibuster that would kill hopes for the bill's passage (60 votes are needed to invoke cloture, which would override a filibuster attempt).
In issuing the executive orders, Mr. Trump said they were needed to protect the United States, and invoked the killings of Sept. 11, which were carried out by fundamentalist terrorists.
Nor is there need to invoke other early writers like Benjamin Rush and Noah Webster on this score.
The byproduct of the cloture rule changes in 1917 and 1974 is you need to invoke cloture to proceed to a bill.
If what I described is what Koonin had in mind rather than the anthropic selection, the good news then is that since such necessity is strictly supported by statistics, he can propose that things are the way they are because they had to be so, without needing to invoke observers of the universe and to open the door of evolutionary biology to ID people.
This ratio gives an indication of the largest average length scale over which defects can be separated, without needing to invoke dynamical theory in Si, based on analysis of just the Bragg condition.
We introduce a new technique for spectral disentangling, where the posterior distributions of the orbital parameters and intrinsic, rest-frame stellar spectra are explored simultaneously without needing to invoke cross-correlation templates.
While this kind of teleological thinking is tempting, one does not need to invoke a direct function of L1s to explain their existence and abundance in the genome (or their regulatory anomalies for that matter).
The approach of Eq.32 has the advantage of starting from a solid basis, namely the LE loss due to a single pollution peak; of course, it is also problematic, because it needs to invoke a repair model.
