chambers English

Meaning chambers meaning

What does chambers mean?

Chambers

— noun English architect (1723-1796)

Synonyms chambers synonyms

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rooms

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Chambers English » English

William Chambers

Sir William Chambers

Topics chambers topics

What do people use chambers to talk about?

Social behavior Law

Court of law

• What are the parts of a courthouse?
  courtroom judge's chambers jury room

Examples chambers examples

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Dr Plummer was meeting with me in my chambers.

And since the certificate cites 10.35am as the time of death, then it can't have been Dr Plummer who filled it out, as he was with me in my chambers.

Like the chambers of a gun.

I found his hiding place deep within the torture chambers where he himself was confined during the second Revolution.

The two murder victims make their way. through the storm and darkness to their burial chambers.

Come to my chambers and dine.

All six chambers are empty.

And I pull out a marriage license. - Oh, gee..and we march right into the judge's chambers and have him marry us.

Pressure belts, pressure chambers.

In the judge's chambers, madam.

From the torture chambers of the Middle Ages. to the gang wars and the lynchings of the day.

Frank Chambers, get in that back seat.

Chambers, my name's Arthur Keats.

And the attempted murder of Frank Chambers.

The Paris Opera House, rising nobly over medieval torture chambers, hidden dungeons, long forgotten.

Now. You left the Strand Chambers shortly before five.

Take a detail and got to the Strand Chambers immediately. Very good, sir.

I didn't leave the Strand Chambers until 9:30 this morning when I telephoned you.

Hello, Chambers. - Hello, sir.

Yes, sir. - Go back to camp with Mr. Chambers.

The patrol's ready, Mr. Chambers.

Chambers, if I should decide to send Vicky home. could you do anything for me in the way of transportation?

Good night. - Good night, Chambers.

What happened, Sue? The Indians tried to sell Mr. Chambers his own horses back.

I can try to reach Big Eagle and explain that he has nothing to fear from Chambers's threats.

And our friend Chambers started it.

Therefore, I shall ask both litigants and their attorneys to meet with me in my chambers.

Bailiff The chambers of the court are not the place to settle domestic feuds.

When she hears they are Normans, she'll want none of their news. Tell her to keep to her chambers till we're quit of them tomorrow.

But if you'd like the case handled by these chambers, - I'd recommend Mr. Brogan-Moore.

Sorry to disturb you in your chambers.

Get Brogan-Moore to my chambers, and Mayhew too.

Please, follow me to my chambers!

Let's go see Al Chambers.

Sheriff Chambers.

They never had to beat victims, or pull the lever that released gas into the chambers.

Say you have two chambers that accommodate 2,000 people apiece.

The same song they used to sing on the way to the gas chambers.

About to meet Chambers, about to become late of the Foreign Office.

A nice guy, Chambers.

News and current affairs

Amendments require a two-thirds majority in both chambers of the Diet, and a majority in a popular referendum, making Japan's constitution one of the world's most difficult to revise.

To facilitate his ambitions, Abe hopes to scale down the requirement to simple majorities in both chambers or eliminate the need for a public referendum.

And democracy must be reinforced by two chambers of parliament.

There were no gas chambers, and arguably the motivation for Stalin's killings was not genocide, but rather the intimidation and suppression of real or imaginary opposition to his rule.

Mass graves are unearthed, torture chambers opened.

Economic policy was often determined by the four social partners: the Chamber of Commerce, the association of Chambers of Agriculture, the Chamber of Labor, and the Austrian Trade Union.

If the Khmer Rouge trials are to proceed, donor countries must see the Extraordinary Chambers as a prudent investment toward a stable and productive Cambodia.

The third hurdle is the danger that the Extraordinary Chambers will be regarded as the end rather than the beginning of a long-term search for accountability and legal reform.

Done properly, the proceedings of the Extraordinary Chambers could have further positive ramifications by contributing to lasting changes in Cambodia's ordinary courts.

Cambodia's government and international donors should respond to this demand by launching reform programs that extend beyond the life of the Extraordinary Chambers.

With sufficient resources, and a determination not to compromise on quality, the Extraordinary Chambers can provide a measure of justice for the victims and an example of law's power to serve the public good.

In many places, torture chambers are the rules of the game, not the grotesque and shameful mistakes of ill-supervised troops.

Both chambers of the parliament are reformist.

But the CDF's formal proceedings never even hinted at the elephant in the chambers of Diaoyutai.

International chambers of commerce play a very active and vital role in government consultations.

The air was stale but heavy with the stench of death in interrogation chambers, barren save for a single bed frame, shackles, and a chair.

Despite complaints from the Episcopal Conference of the Catholic Church, chambers of commerce and political parties, the CSE has refused to allow a recount of the ballots or scrutiny by impartial observers.

A Federal court has ruled that the military tribunals system - Star Chambers where evidence derived from torture is used against the accused - can proceed.

In the medium term, a European Parliament with two chambers could emerge.

The other 30 seats, however, are chosen through functional constituencies, which represent specific interests, such as banks, insurance companies, stockbrokers, chambers of commerce, and transport operators.