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Mr Prodi's Union coalition twice narrowly failed to elect its candidate as speaker of the senate in the first key vote of the new legislature.
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Charles Gibbons, speaker of the Senate, proposed to take the question by voice.
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Dorman was the best speaker of the Senate, and he was on the popular side of it.
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The lieutenant-governor is also president or speaker of the Senate, but votes only in case of a tie.
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In the dim semi-gloom, Palpatine sat with the speaker of the Senate, Mas Amedda, and his administrative aide, Sly Moore.
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In the joint meeting, the president of the senate has authority to preserve order.
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He was of the age of about thirty-five when, in 510, he was made president of the senate.
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The president of the senate sends for missing votes, if there be any, on the fourth Monday in January.
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The president of the senate and the speaker of the house were singled out and warned separately as to their duty.
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Burr won high honor as president of the senate, and the party nominated him for governor of New York with practical unanimity.
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The president of the senate had listened with a penitent mien and bowed head, but now he recovered his presence of mind and exclaimed indignantly:
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This week Senator Parry was again elected as President of the Senate.
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Typically reports to Congress are delivered to the president of the Senate.
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Carnot, whose co-operation Napoleon had entirely secured, was President of the Senate.
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Brown is again in the chair as president of the Senate.
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These votes are then certified and sent to the President of the Senate.
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The strategus and the orator sitting, are consuls, or presidents of the Senate.
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The Honourable Henry Wilson, President of the Senate, was President for the evening.
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William A. Wheeler, of New York, was Vice- President and President of the Senate.
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Q, When is the President of the Senate entitled to vote?
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It is not parliamentary to swear in debate, said the President of the Senate.