The day after the speech, the House narrowly agreed to authorize the funds, essentially without conditions about dealing with death squads and seeking political accomodation.
But the plan was narrowly agreed by 162 votes to 148 – and the whole package of constitutional changes passed the lower house on Wednesday afternoon by 319 votes to 199.
BRUSSELS — The European Union narrowly agreed Monday to extend royalty protection for music performers and producers to 70 years, handing ailing record labels and aging pop stars two more decades of income from hits recorded in the 1960s.
The party's Brighton conference narrowly agreed to put off a vote on the proposals, despite a debate that gave strong backing to change, including cutting the age threshold for buying sex magazines and videos from 18 to 16.
BRUSSELS Swiss people narrowly agreed to limit the influx of migrants on their soil yesterday, casting an uncertain shadow over the European Union's relations with its small, prosperous neighbor.
216684 Donald Carty AMR The World's Freest Labor Markets American's three major unions were fuming late last week when they learned that, after they narrowly agreed to deep pay cuts, the company's top executives were granted guaranteed bonuses and pension protection in the event of a bankruptcy.
In a bitter moment of irony this week, the U.S. House of Representatives narrowly failed to agree to amendments that would have reined in the brutal, futile war on the same day U.S. troops were suffering their worst losses in Afghanistan since Bin Laden's death.
I authored the Patriot Act, and this is an abuse of that law": The legislation had to be narrowly tailored – everyone agreed that we could not allow unrestrained surveillance.
Only in Washington would the political class think it& 8217s a victory when the government narrowly avoids default, agrees to go further into debt, and does little to reform a spending system that cannot be sustained by our children and grandchildren".
"Only in Washington would the political class think it's a victory when the government narrowly avoids default, agrees to go further into debt and does little to reform a spending system that cannot be sustained by our children and grandchildren," Mr. Conant said.
