But France wants to keep the Strasbourg sessions and switching to a "single seat" in Brussels would require treaty change.
Pressure to Cross Over With the margin of the Republican Senate majority down to a single seat after last week's special election victory for Democrats, both sides have been resorting to seduction, attempting to woo new members from across the aisle.
Labour saw its vote increase by five points to 25.9% with 348,219 votes, keeping its two MEPs, while the Conservatives held on to their single seat with 231,330 votes (17.2%).
The original referred to the single seat of Cardiff South and Penarth as "seats".
Republicans have held the Senate for more than four decades, but with their majority down to a single seat, the fight this November is being closely watched.
But now the Republican majority is down to a single seat, provoking the most intense, expensive and sweeping campaign in years.
One after another, potential jurors were called to a single seat inside a small selection room through a door from room 23A yesterday in United States District Court in lower Manhattan.
The party lost all the state's major metropolitan counties in the presidential election last year, an ill omen for the future, and its majority in the Texas House has shrunk to a single seat.
Before resigning amid a prostitution scandal in March, Mr. Spitzer poured money from the state party into two special elections that whittled the Republican majority down to a single seat.
Some democratic countries divide their territories into electoral districts, each of which is entitled to a single seat in the legislature, the seat being won by the candidate who gains the most votes—hence the terms first past the post in Britain and winner take all in the United States.
