SENATE

short for United States Senate: the upper branch of the legislature. —Freedom Congress Glossary, Sept 90

short for United States Senate: the upper branch of the United States legislature (the body of persons given the responsibility and power to make laws for the country). Not only do they have a Senate investigation of Health, Education and Welfare and the FDA going - which probably will cost the FDA the bulk of its appropriations and may kick the head out - but as soon as that's over the House is going to investigate the FDA.

short for United States Senate: the upper branch of the United States legislature (the body of persons given the responsibility and power to make laws for the country). Not only do they have a Senate investigation of Health, Education and Welfare and the FDA going - which probably will cost the FDA the bulk of its appropriations and may kick the head out - but as soon as that's over the House is going to investigate the FDA.

short for United States Senate the upper branch of the legislature. Truth of the matter is, when he says - that's pretty high - when he says "Yea" for a bill on the Senate floor that authorizes a further indebtedness for the United States. . . -Basic Theory of CCHs (5 July 1957) short for United States Senate the upper branch of the United States legislature (the body of persons given the responsibility and power to make laws for the country). You'll get oddball things against which you could protest if you cared to, such as a recent bill that passed through the House and Senate which says in its text that psychiatry cures 75 percent of the people who come to it and therefore should be given millions. -Axiom 53 The Axiom of the Stable Datum (23 Aug. 55) short for United States Senate the upper branch of the United States legislature (the body of persons given the responsibility and power to make laws for the country).short for United States Senate the upper branch of the legislature.short for United States Senate the upper branch of the legislature. See also House in this glossary.short for United States Senate the upper branch of the United States legislature.short for United States Senate the upper branch of the United States legislature (the body of persons given the responsibility and power to make laws for the country). See also House of Representatives in this glossary.short for United States Senate which, with the House of Representatives, makes up the United States Congress. See also House and United States Congress in this glossary.short for United States Senate, the upper branch of the legislature.