The atmosphere in the plenaryhall was completely electric.
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Soon Canada joined, then Australia and Brazil, a collection of wealthy, heavy-polluting western countries marching into the plenaryhall alongside the Marshall Islands.
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A worker vacuums the stage of the plenaryhall at the Congress Center in Davos January 25, 2011.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Nelson Mandela waits to delivering a speech in the plenaryhall of the Davos congress centre at the World Economic Forum.
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The work would include restoring the mayoral offices and council debatingchamber.
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Its debatingchamber is semicircular, as they are in the German, French and European parliaments.
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Outside the debatingchamber MPs can collaborate surprisingly well.
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France's diplomats have walked out of the debatingchamber every time French Polynesia has been on the agenda.
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But just in case something goes wrong there's a spare debatingchamber ready to go at a moment's notice.
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Herod, unknown to all, sat in the darkness of the councilchamber.
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He flung himself through the doors of the councilchamber and halted.
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But peace was banished from those who sat in that councilchamber.
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It was in the councilchamber, in the demesne of the court.
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After that we went back to the councilchamber and sat down.
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No date has been set for a floor vote in either legislativechamber.
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A simple majority in each legislativechamber would overrule his decision.
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It makes the Senate an executive council, as well as a legislativechamber.
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Whoever the breakaway MDC sides with gets an effective majority in the legislativechamber.
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No, and famously the Lords is the second biggest legislativechamber after China's national people's congress.
Uso de chamber of parliament en inglés
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The original implied that the establishment of a third chamberofparliament was Green Party policy.
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He can fall back on his duties in Britain's upper chamberofparliament, the House of Lords.
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Surely a second chamberofparliament is a gross extravagance for a small unitary state such as ours.
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Most members of the House of Commons, Britain's lower chamberofparliament, are opposed to a "no-deal Brexit".
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Wefaq and other opposition parties want constitutional changes that would give the elected chamberofparliament the authority to form governments.
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The Internal Market Bill has passed the UK's lower chamberofparliament and now awaits debate in the House of Lords.
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If approved, the bill will then pass to the upper chamberofparliament, where the Conservatives do not have a majority.
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Nigeria's upper chamberofparliament, the Senate, said in November it would investigate the railway concession over possible violations by Nigerian officials.
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OBSTACLES Babis can be appointed prime minister only after Nov. 20, when the newly elected lower chamberofparliament opens its session.
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That appeared to show as MPs filed into the chamberofparliament, with a number of empty green seats surrounding Mr O'Neill.
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The bill is expected to pass through the lower chamberofparliament next week thanks to Prime Minister Boris Johnson's large majority there.
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The bill also has to be approved by the upper chamberofparliament and to be signed by the president to take effect.
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But the government has not budged on the key demand for a single chamberofparliament with full powers to legislate and form governments.
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As an archbishop, Sentamu was one of 26 lords spiritual -places reserved in the upper chamberofparliament for Church of England bishops.
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The conservative Popular Party won 186 seats in the 350-seats lower chamberofparliament in Sunday's election compared with 154 in the last legislature.
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The Intendencia, now President's Palace-Cabildo ,wherethe Lower ChamberofParliament sits.