Mr. Gainer, the sergeant-at-arms, said he believed that five to seven officers had fired. |
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He who then ordered the Senate's sergeant-at-arms to remove all staplers from the Capitol building and congressional offices. |
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I drove from Edmonton to St. John's and visited with a sergeant-at-arms in each province and they all said they liked the project. |
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They had met in 1856 when he was a messenger in the Iowa House of Representatives and she, a sometime politician, was its sergeant-at-arms. |
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After the meeting, he announced that the Alliance's sergeant-at-arms would be teaching a class on close-quarters combat for anyone interested. |
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A report by the Senate sergeant-at-arms earlier this year faulted two of the committee chairman's former employees for the intrusion. |
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He went on to work as a probation officer and then sergeant-at-arms for the Pennsylvania House. |
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All branches should have a sergeant-at-arms, a service officer and a chaplain. |
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The sergeant-at-arms shall perform such duties as may be required by the president or the board of directors. |
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I went to see the committee chair and the sergeant-at-arms, who was then Mr. Cloutier. |
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The Sheriff naively walked into the senate chamber, announced his purpose, and was promptly arrested by the acting sergeant-at-arms. |
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The lawmaker struck the sergeant-at-arms as House members were trying to silence impeachment supporters in the gallery before the scuffle. |
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The Court merely sent a two-sentence message to the sergeant-at-arms of the House of Representatives the afternoon of the speech. |
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He had a hospital bed installed in the office of the sergeant-at-arms. |
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The sergeant-at-arms ordered quiet amid the pounding of a gavel. |
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After several minutes of waiting, the rather portly sergeant-at-arms sauntered into the room with an air of superiority far too concentrated for his station in life. |
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The lawmaker asked the sergeant-at-arms to initiate steps for their release, which the latter refused, saying it is the jurisdiction of the speaker. |
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MacKay also had been a bagpiper and the sergeant-at-arms of the inland Empire Emerald Society. |
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It was entirely appropriate for the chairman of that committee to call the sergeant-at-arms and the Capitol Police so order in the committee could be maintained. |
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