The Senate rarely exercises its power to formally approve or reject treaties or presidential appointments to executive positions, the judiciary, or ambassadorships.More common is use of a ______________ to delay an appointment.

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A senatorial hold is a procedure where one or more Senators can prevent a motion from reaching a vote on the Senate floor, effectively delaying an appointment.

The Senate Rarely Exercises Its Power to Formally Approve or Reject