Sentences with phrase «enough members of each body»

Nothing in the Constitution specifies any particular standard of proof that must be met, so if enough members of each body said they believed the President did something, no matter how ridiculous the evidence might be, there would be no basis for any court to overturn that judgment.

The House of Representatives has the power to impeach the President for any reason they see fit, and the Senate has the power to remove any President thus impeached, if enough members of each body favor such action.

Not exact matches

Note that in Europe, despite some very large legislative bodies (about 600 members in France, Germany, or Italy), it's not unusual to hear complaints about the number of laws (too many of them, not enough quality and too much complexity) rather than on any inability to pass new ones.

Over time, Klein is clearly calculating the makeup of Senate Democrats might change enough so that there aren't enough members who would say he could become majority leader over their dead bodies, or that he can grow his conference.

Looking at who members don't want as leader, predictably enough there is a large body of members on the right of the party steadfastly opposed to Ken Clarke — 54 % of «Blue water» Tories say Ken should definitely not be leader.

The bill, sponsored by Rory Lancman of Queens, has 29 supporters — enough to pass the 51 - member body, but short of the 34 members needed to overide a veto from Mayor Bill de Blasio, who opposes the bill.

There are only three members of this class that have bodies long enough to offer a 3rd - row seat: the Mitsubishi Outlander, Nissan Rogue, and Volkswagen Tiguan.

yeah, if only «they» were a monolith, they might have official bodies capable of issuing position statements on behalf of their scientist members, they might have some sort of (I don't know) Royal Society even... they might, in short, be capable of at least a rudimentary form of self - policing, perhaps even enough to render themselves culpable en masse for the abuses they collectively turned a blind eye to, despite having the collective ability to stop them.