A legislative or judicial body; an assembly; a society or association; as, the Chamber of Deputies; the Chamber of Commerce.
A room or rooms where a lawyer transacts business; a room or rooms where a judge transacts such official business as may be done out of court.
In a dwelling, it was a private room; generally a bedroom as opposed to the public rooms like the dining room or drawing room.
A “room” separated from the listening area by Shutters. A chamber contains the pipes, wind chests and other related items played from the Console.
The place in which the senate or house of representatives meet. Also a generic way to refer to a house of the legislature.
The Assembly or Senate location where floor sessions are held.
The room in which the Legislative Council or the Legislative Assembly meets.
a room in the Texas Capitol used for meetings of Representatives or Senators
One of the two houses of Congress; 1) the House of Representatives and 2) the Senate.
Echo Chambers are rooms designed with very hard, non-parallel surfaces equipped with a speaker and microphone so that when dry signals from the console are fed to the speaker, the microphone will have a reverberation of these signals that can be mixed in
Refers to either the House or the Senate.
a deliberative or legislative or administrative or judicial assembly; "the upper chamber is the senate"
a room used primarily for sleeping
The room where the Legislative Assembly holds its sittings.
The place where the full membership of either body meets to deliberate on proposed legislation.
A legislative assembly, either the House or Senate.
The meeting place for the membership of either house of the legislature where official business by the entire membership is conducted.
Also known as the "floor," it is the room in which the Senate or the House of Representatives meets.
The official room or location for meetings of a legislative body.
One of two large rooms in the Centre Block where proceedings of the Senate and the House of Commons take place. Traditionally, the Senate Chamber is red and the House of Commons is green.
A place where the legislative body meets to conduct business. In the U.S. we have two chambers, one each for the House and Senate respectively.
The Assembly or Senate chamber where Floor Sessions are held.
The large meeting rooms in which the Senate and the House hold their floor sessions. The Senate and the House chambers are located on the fourth floor of the Capitol.
A legislative body. The U.S. Congress is comprised of two chambers: the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives. Chamber also refers to the hall where each body meets to conduct official business.
The term given to the room in which the business of either House of Parliament is conducted. Only Members, Clerks and invited guests may enter it.
The room in which sessions take place. Can also be called a Dungeon.
A legislative, judicial or deliberative assembly.
A meeting place for either the House or Senate (as opposed to a committee room).
The room in the Legislative Building at Queen's Park where the Legislative Assembly meets for its business.
the meeting place of the Senate or House.
Official hall for the meeting of a legislative body.
Either the House of Representatives or the Senate.
The hall in which the Senate or the House of Commons meets to conduct its business.
(1) The room where the House or the Senate meets. (2) The House or Senate itself.
The area of the capitol building in which the House of Representatives and the Senate meet. Each body has a chamber.
The official meeting place of theSenate or the House of Representatives.
often called the Main Chamber, this is the large debating hall where the MSPs meet. Previously it was the General Assembly Hall of the Church of Scotland.
The place in which the House or Senate meets. Also a generic way to refer to the House or Senate.
Refers to either the Senate or the House of Representatives. (See "HOUSE." and “BODY”)
the meeting room of a House of Parliament. ie. In Australia's Federal Parliament there are two chambers or meeting rooms, the House of Representatives (green) and the Senate (red).
Meeting place for members of either the House or the Senate. References to either "chamber" (or both "chambers") of Congress are interchangeable with references to either "house" (or both "houses") of Congress. (See House)
A room in a house. Any enclosed space.