Exempel på senatorial

• The party can't find a decent senatorial candidate.

• A unified party is an absolute must if we are to win November's senatorial race.

• They contributed $10,000 each to the Democratic senatorial and congressional committees.

• He phoned each of his senatorial clients every day.

• As part of their senatorial or equestrian career (cursus honorum) they served with the legions.

• As our data suggest, this led to fewer senatorial affiliations with veterans' and perhaps fraternal associations, the major traditional types of cross-class male membership associations.

• Between 1946 and 1974 the effect of each variable, previous average presidential and senatorial vote, declined by similar amounts.

• By 1930, the population of the largest senatorial district was 2.2 million, whereas the smallest district had 7,915.

• First, the president's partisans already benefited from the norm of senatorial courtesy, meaning that there would be no political cost to devising a new practice that excluded the minority.

• Because senators from the president's party could simply rely upon senatorial courtesy, we would expect the blue slip to be an invention of opposition party senators.

• We operationalize the normal vote variable as the average share of the two-party vote received by the incumbent party in the immediately prior gubernatorial, senatorial and presidential elections.

• The senatorial counting scheme is probably the best way of dealing with the actual counting of the votes.

• I believe that it is called the senatorial system.

• Our grave, senatorial deliberations cannot compare with the effervescent vitality, the robust juvenile activity of the other place.

• And it is still less likely that senatorial ratification, which is essential, will be possible before that time.

• I think that "senate" would be an appropriate designation after stage two has been agreed to, depending on just how senatorial the finished product turns out to be.

• There can be nothing but false sentiment which seems to fling a senatorial atmosphere of importance upon a body which is a delegated body discharging strictly delegated and defined functions.

• The senatorial districts consisted either of one or more entire counties; or a contiguous area within a single county.

• It was a senatorial province, thus free from military men and legions, and one of the most prestigious and sought-after provinces for senators to govern.