Sentence examples for public chamber from inspiring English sources

I'm calling for an "artists' parliament", a public chamber where artists debate the future of culture.

The public chamber, an extraparliamentary body formed by the Kremlin, scheduled a hearing on the legislation.

The Lawyers' Orchestra, which you mention, holds frequent public chamber music concerts.

He is a member of the FSB's "public chamber", a body Putin created in 2006.

Although it bashes non-governmental organisations, it has created a public chamber of approved and loyal members of the intelligentsia, which includes scientists, artists and lawyers.

On Thursday a member of Russia's public chamber asked the federal tax service to investigate it because of the Panama Papers project.

"The moment of silence is the most tenable option of any in the public chambers," he said.

Embodying a state vision of how civil society ought to function and be designed by the authorities, Public Chambers in Russia have been criticized as means of state control.

Here, in the United States, there are daily sounds in the public chambers of hate that deny all that is alive.

"If we can do this, it becomes a model for the rest of the country," Mr. Giuliani said as he presided over a news conference in the city's public hearing chamber.

In places, it can seem like a holding pen for the hordes, with floors wrought on the scale of an airport, but that is simply a symptom of the building's role as a public mixing chamber as much as a repository for art.