We have two waste stacks in our house. One is used as a main stack for solid waste (serving two full baths and a powder room), while the other was used for kitchen sink and laundry sink.During renovation they cut out the vent for the secondary stack (the one that serves kitchen and old laundry sink).e have two waste stacks in our house. One is used as a main stack for solid waste (serving two full baths and a powder room), while the other was used for kitchen sink and laundry sink.
Censure is the public reprimanding of a public official for inappropriate conduct or voting behavior. When the president is censured, it serves only as a condemnation and has no direct effect on the validity of presidency, nor are there any other particular legal consequences.
Although ill-defined, censure is a process of Congressional reprimand--the political equivalent of a strongly-worded letter. In 1834, a Whig Senate censured. Democratic President Andrew Jackson in retaliation for his withholding documents. Three years later, a Democratic Senate expunged the censure from the record. However, that act of censure had no basis in either the Constitution or the Rules of the House and Senate. This remains true today. Ordinarily, Congressional disapproval of the President is relayed either through its legislative power including the veto override power or through impeachment.