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Meanings of bicameral in English
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Examples for "unicameral"
Examples for "unicameral"
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Labour won 64 of the 120 seats in the country's unicameral parliament.
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GOVERNMENT - Legislative power is vested jointly in the president and the 63-seat unicameral Althingi, elected for a four-year period.
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Madam, -The McCarthy report recommended that we consider a unicameral parliament, in other words the abolition of the Senate.
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Jesse Ventura's initiative in Minnesota to combine the state Senate and state House into a single unicameral body...
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Two-thirds approval in the unicameral parliament would be needed to set the ball rolling on a constitutional change to allow for two-term presidencies.
Usage of bicameral in English
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Photo: Supplied This follows marathon talks by a bicameral committee last week.
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You categorize the Confederation's governmental structure as 'modified bicameral.' Please explain.
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The ballot was held to elect a bicameral parliament and state assemblies only.
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But the proposal of the bicameral congress proved a happy solution of the question.
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A bicameral reconciliation commission put aside the bill until Congress reconvenes on July 20.
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The ballot will determine representatives of the bicameral parliament and regional chambers for five-year terms.
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This bicameral arrangement, as it is called, has been followed in the parliaments of most modern countries.
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Most of them did not have bicameral minds and thus could not be made to hear mysterious voices.
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He has not made public his intended amendments save possibly creating a bicameral legislature and changing the electoral system.
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A vote of the bicameral parliament then takes place, where one of the three candidates is chosen as leader.
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The royalty provisions will now head to a bicameral commission to try to smooth over disagreements and seek passage.
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Jones made her statement at a Wednesday convening of the Congressional-Executive Commission on China, a bicameral and bipartisan legislative group.
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Parliament is bicameral, with an upper house (the House of Lords) and a lower house (the House of Commons).
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But a bicameral person would receive that information in the form of a voice from nowhere which spoke with great authority.
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After all there are some who say our minds are bicameral too, spread unevenly over the two halves of our brains.
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The law, crucial to foreign investment in one of Asia's last frontier markets, has been stuck in Myanmar's bicameral parliament for five months.
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