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Meanings of two-chambered in English
Synonyms
Examples for "bicameral"
Examples for "bicameral"
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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.
Usage of two-chambered in English
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The government of Maryland was carried on by a governor and a two-chambered legislature.
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First, in the board of aldermen and the common council we had a two-chambered legislature.
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There are even instances of this organ being left in the two-chambered or fish form.
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The ordinance created a territorial government with governor and two-chambered legislature, courts, magistrates, and militia.
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It has a two-chambered heart.
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The government also unveiled a package of reforms to address grievances in Baluchistan, which the two-chambered parliament will debate next week.
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It was like the English system in miniature, the governor answering to the king, and the legislature, usually two-chambered, answering to parliament.
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This system of two-chambered legislatures is probably retained chiefly through a spirit of conservatism, because it is what we are used to.
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Finally, the creation of a two-chambered legislature was necessary in order to reconcile the conflicting desires of the large and the small states.
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Then there was the two-chambered legislature, of which the lower house was the same institution after the Revolution that it had been before.
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The New Jersey plan opposed the idea of a two-chambered legislature in which the states were to be represented on the basis of population.
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From the two-chambered heart of the fish she made the treble-chambered heart of the frog, and then the four- chambered heart of the mammal.
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The two-chambered superpressure balloon under the helium balloon remains deflated until the stratollite reaches its maximum altitude and is then rapidly pressurized with air.
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Babirusas also have complex, two-chambered stomachs, which are more reminiscent of the digestive systems of sheep and other ruminants than those of their fellow pigs.
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New York, Boston, St. Louis, and other cities adopted the two- chambered-council plan.