Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8603
... votes held by the exporting countries and a majority of the votes held by the importing countries , deprive the country concerned of its voting rights until it fulfills its obligations or expel that country from the Agreement . reason ...
... votes held by the exporting countries and a majority of the votes held by the importing countries , deprive the country concerned of its voting rights until it fulfills its obligations or expel that country from the Agreement . reason ...
Page 8607
... votes . Routine administrative decisions will be made by a simple majority vote . More im- portant decisions on matters specifically pro- vided for in the agreement are to be taken by a majority of the votes of importing coun- tries and ...
... votes . Routine administrative decisions will be made by a simple majority vote . More im- portant decisions on matters specifically pro- vided for in the agreement are to be taken by a majority of the votes of importing coun- tries and ...
Page 8609
... vote in the Senate for ratification . It is in the nature of a contractual arrangement between the gov- ernments of certain importing and export- ing countries involving the annual trade of wheat over a period of 3 years , within the ...
... vote in the Senate for ratification . It is in the nature of a contractual arrangement between the gov- ernments of certain importing and export- ing countries involving the annual trade of wheat over a period of 3 years , within the ...
Page 8647
... voting , the Senator from West Virginia [ Mr. NEELY ] would vote " yea . " Mr. MAGNUSON ( after having voted in the affirmative ) . I have a pair with the junior Senator from Mississippi [ Mr. STENNIS ] . If he were present and vot- ing ...
... voting , the Senator from West Virginia [ Mr. NEELY ] would vote " yea . " Mr. MAGNUSON ( after having voted in the affirmative ) . I have a pair with the junior Senator from Mississippi [ Mr. STENNIS ] . If he were present and vot- ing ...
Page 8648
... voting upon all four of them en bloc . The PRESIDING OFFICER . Is there objection to voting upon the four agree- ments en bloc ? Mr. MORSE . Mr. President , I should prefer to vote on this one first . We may wish to ask some questions ...
... voting upon all four of them en bloc . The PRESIDING OFFICER . Is there objection to voting upon the four agree- ments en bloc ? Mr. MORSE . Mr. President , I should prefer to vote on this one first . We may wish to ask some questions ...
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