Sentence examples for senates have from inspiring English sources

But successive presidents and Senates have reserved the most vital national obligations for treaties.

Professors have signed petitions and faculty senates have passed resolutions, in one instance circulating a list called "Top Ten Reasons to be Concerned about the CUNY Pathways Project".

And — though this is sure to change with the incoming Democratic majority — recent Senates have abandoned oversight hearings, like the ones that brought Harry Truman to national attention during World War II.

All but two of the 100 senators cloistered themselves in the Old Senate Chamber, where some of the great compromises of the early days of the nation were struck and where modern Senates have met at difficult moments, including the impeachment of President Bill Clinton.

The union representing CUNY faculty and the university faculty senate have brought two lawsuits to try to block the initiative.

A pair of repeal proposals in the Missouri house and senate have not progressed since stalling last year.

Warnings that female bodies in the senate have ways to "shut the whole thing down" proved true, as shut it down they did.

"President Obama and the Democratic Senate have to be part of any agreement that prevents taxes from rising on almost everyone who pays income taxes.

But the death has prompted a huge backlash in the state, where the local assembly and senate have already passed a bill requiring child-resistant containers on liquid nicotine.

But Mr Kabila seems loth to say unequivocally that he will step down.Some of his most senior advisers and the president of the senate have come out against any constitutional change.

The new senate has a powerful cross-bench of independent senators who hold the balance of power; the Abbott government must negotiate either with Labor or the Palmer United Party and other independent senators.