cloture [брит. ˈkləʊtjʊə, америк. ˈkloʊtʃər] СУЩ. америк.
cloture ПОЛИТ. → closure
closure [брит. ˈkləʊʒə, америк. ˈkloʊʒər] СУЩ.
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At this time, there was no cloture rule or other regular method to force an immediate vote.
en.wikipedia.org From 1917 to 1949, the requirement for cloture was two-thirds of those voting.
en.wikipedia.org He did not vote on the automobile industry bailout, though he said he would have voted for cloture if he had been present.
en.wikipedia.org When the bill was again brought forward, she continued to vote in favor of cloture motions to consider it.
en.wikipedia.org The perceived threat of a filibuster has tremendously increased since the 1960s, as suggested by the increase in cloture motions filed.
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