- committee. In the
United States House of Representatives, a
motion to
recommit can be made with or
without instructions. If the
motion is made without...
-
yield to
other members who wish to speak.
Sometimes opponents s**** to
recommit a bill
which means to
change part of it. Generally,
discussion requires...
- this
movie starts. But the
process of
watching him cut his
losses and
recommit to his own
success is
rendered in a way that it isn't just dramatically...
-
would usually offer it as a
motion to
recommit and get a vote on that. And if we lost on the
motion to
recommit, our
Republican members had a choice:...
- 2014.
Retrieved 14
March 2014. Gearan, Anne (1
April 2014). "NATO
chief recommits to
defending Eastern European,
Baltic nations". The
Washington Post. Retrieved...
- on 22
January 2024. Allison,
George (6
February 2024). "UK
appears to
recommit to full
order of 138 F-35Bs".
Retrieved 6
February 2024.
Department of...
- take a
leave of
absence "to take some time for
himself to
reflect and
recommit to the mission." On July 20, 2022, Hogg
interrupted a
House Judiciary Committee...
-
agreed to by the
Senate on June 13, 1930 (without division,
after motion to
recommit failed 42–44) and by the
House on June 14, 1930 (222–153)
Signed into law...
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genericized uniformity, embarr****ing the
company and
ultimately prompting GM to
recommit to
design leadership. The 6000 was
manufactured by GM at
Oshawa Car ****embly...
- he
released his
seventh album, Debí
Tirar Más Fotos,
stating that it "
recommits me to
Puerto Rico"; it
contains many
collaborators representing a range...
