Sentence examples for senate whose from inspiring English sources

It needs to be passed by the state senate, whose Democratic members have fled to a neighbouring state to deny the Republicans a quorum.

Australians were astonished to see people elected to the Senate whose primary votes were a fraction in the case of one senator from Victoria, about half of 1% of the vote … I think Australians were shocked by some of the results of the election.

"Now, I think that I can say that I'm the only one in the Senate whose primary living is farming".

The battle now shifts to the Senate, whose rules make it easier for individual lawmakers to disrupt a bill's passage.

From there it goes to the Senate, whose capacity for watering things down is second only to Category 5 hurricanes.

Nevada's bicameral legislature comprises the Senate, whose 21 members are elected to four-year terms, and the Assembly, whose 42 members are elected to two-year terms.

One prominent backer was the president of the state Senate, whose son-in-law would have been among a select group of beneficiaries.

He assailed the Senate, whose own version of the legislation passed with the support of 39 Republicans, for an "absurd dereliction of duty" and "game playing".

One only needs to look at the US Senate, whose members are all elected statewide, and therefore not gerrymandered at all, to see that.

And Dr. Melgen may have found another route to help Mr. Menendez and his party in the elections last fall, when the senator faced Joe Kyrillos, a Republican in the New Jersey Senate, whose candidacy was heavily promoted by one of Mr. Menendez's chief antagonists — Gov. Chris Christie.

Republicans in the State Senate, whose support Mr. Cuomo will need, say they want to wait for Washington to act.