Sentence examples for making the chamber from inspiring English sources

So making the chamber version was painstaking work, and far more complex than I had imagined.

"It would be another step on the sad road of making the chamber a much more partisan institution," said Gregory Koger, a University of Miami associate professor of political science and the author of "Filibustering: A Political History of Obstruction in the House and Senate".

You, individually, can make a difference, and although the board is committed to making the chamber more robust, actively involved members will make the Laguna business community more viable and stronger". Attendance at the dinner was the largest ever for the installation and the bestowal of the annual Spirit of Laguna Awards.

Hypoxic pulmonary vasoconstriction was induced by pre-constricting IPA with a low concentration of PGF2α (typically 5 10 µM) then making the chamber hypoxic for 40 min. Hypoxia induced a biphasic contractile response comprising a rapid transient phase followed by a slower sustained phase which was fully reversed upon re-oxygenation, as described previously.

This makes the chamber unique amongst the EU's 27 parliaments.

She remembered those who made the chamber work, starting with Edward M. Kennedy, the late Massachusetts Democrat.

It should, even though that would make the chamber more like the far more efficient House, which senators, of course, dread.

This is the most that the wage structure of the smaller subsidised and almost all non-subsidised theatres can take, but has the obvious drawback that it threatened to make the chamber play the default format for new authors.

And they say the maps pervert Article One of the Constitution, whose rationale for frequent House elections was to make the chamber's members more responsive to the American people.

The current practice of routinely requiring a 60-vote majority for a bill through a silent objection would end, breaking the logjam that has made the chamber a well of inefficiency and frustration.

While it is true that Ukip really should be offered some seats in the House of Lords, especially if Mr Cameron honours his pledge to make the chamber representative of voting patterns, this would not interest me.