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Meanings of Congress in inglés
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Examples for "united states congress"
Examples for "united states congress"
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It helped Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez take her seat in the United States Congress.
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Altogether she served for 33 years in the United States Congress.
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The bill must still win approval from the United States Congress.
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And it should not be a small matter to the United States Congress.
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The United States Congress voted him five hundred acres of land.
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In US Congress, bipartisan legislative attempts, once common, have become increasingly rare.
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Baghdad requested that US Congress pressure Mr Trump into reversing his decision.
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The US Congress is likely to legislate shortly to prohibit the practice.
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He won the backing of fellow scientists, and ultimately the US Congress.
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I have visited the European parliament, the US Congress and the Senate.
Usage of Congress in inglés
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However, Congress played down the possible ramifications of its state elections setback.
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Yet, five months later he asked Congress to declare war on Germany.
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Their colleagues in Congress hope to counter the new rules with legislation.
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May said the industry is not looking for specific help from Congress.
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The report said Congress could address whether the president violated the law.
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These events, particularly the Libby case, gave journalists and Congress a chill.
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Washington could be facing its third major Congress-White House standoff this year.
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New classification criteria were recently proposed by the American Congress of Rheumatology.
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Leaders in Congress hope to put forth a bill later this year.
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To access government-backed loans, Congress must approve money to cover debt risk.
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However Congress has also invited other community and voluntary groups to participate.
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Trump has been charged with abuse of power and obstructing Congress' investigation.
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He has been charged with abuse of power and obstructing Congress' investigation.
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The Congress government, however, is no passive hostage in this political drama.
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Local governments, not Congress, should decide whether to arm teachers, he said.
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Critics said Congress lacks authority to require people to purchase health insurance.
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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United States of America
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