- two
senates of
eight judges each. In its case the
division is
mostly of an
organizational nature, as a
matter of
dividing the work load; both
senates handle...
- included.
Senates in the US tend to be
larger and to have more sub-committees than
senates in
England or Australia,
while very
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- The
United States Senate is the
upper chamber of the
United States Congress. The
United States Senate and the
lower chamber of Congress, the
United States...
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Federal Constitutional Court) and two
members of each of the
Senates involved ("
Senate" here
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judicial 'sub-unit'
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usually consisting...
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Clinical Senates are non-statutory
bodies of the
English NHS,
established by the
Health and
Social Care Act 2012.
Clinical senates were
established by...
- the Constitution, the
transitional Senate of
Thailand will
expire on 10 May 2024. Afterwards, the
following Senates will be a 200-member body and have...
- for
reformation of
University Senates in
Indian Universities,
greater representation of
affiliated colleges in the
senates, and
stricter monitoring of affiliated...
- Parliament. It is
presided over by a president.
Although there had been
Senates in both the
First and
Second Empires,
these had not
technically been legislative...
-
Constitution of New Hampshire (1784) Yeargain,
Tyler (2021). "New
England State Senates: Case
Studies for
Revisiting the
Indirect Election of Legislators". University...
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Pennsylvania State Senate is the
upper house of the
Pennsylvania General ****embly, the
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