point of order การใช้

• The point of order calls upon the chair to make a ruling.
• We define G \, as a generating point of order n \,.
• We took care of that tonight by waiving the point of order.
• Any elliptic curve in Edwards form has a point of order 4.
• The United States House of Representatives also allows points of order and appeals.
• Points of order are aimed at killing or delaying a bills.
• Reviewing the latter for Partisan Review, Susan Sontag called " Point of Order"
• Senate Parliamentarian Bob Dove advised the chair to sustain Kennedy's point of order.
• Wilson says he actually does have a formula for finding points of order.
• It would take 60 votes to waive that point of order.
• They may raise points of order that require immediate decision by the Chairman.
• Democrats immediately objected and their parliamentary point of order was upheld.
• Ahmed-Sheikh called a point of order to bring the speaker's attention to the noises.
• Will the gentleman from California state his point of order?
• A point of order is called for at this point.
• The proposed Republican maneuver, called a point of order challenges the bill's funding mechanism.
• "You're going to have a lot more bills knocked off on points of order,"
• "Point of Order, " named for McCarthy's frequently employed interjection, remains a remarkable chamber drama.
• The legislative device Wohlgemuth and Danburg used is called a " point of order ."
• It is hypocritical of Gramm and his cohorts to now pursue the point of order.