Sentence examples for Hansard from inspiring English sources

"Her record against part 3a of the Environmental Planning Assessment Act against overdevelopment and lobbyists and speaking out against corruption is well documented in the parliament's Hansard," he said.

Your comments stand as a public record of your participation on the site: think Hansard, for commenters.

But the Ulster Unionist Lord Laird, who is leading opposition to the on-the-run legislation in the Lords, threatened to 'read into Hansard' all the names and convictions of any paramilitary who has been jailed or is wanted for terrorist offences in Northern Ireland.

Over coffee, his helper, Carol, gave him the latest Hansard – "very good debates in the Lords, you know".

She read a statement into the Hansard on Indi's response and gave the report to the offices of the treasurer and other key ministers.

"In the trial period between 1968 and 1971, it was reported in Hansard that there was a net reduction of deaths on the roads of 3% in England and 8.6% in Scotland.

Nationally, just 16% of 18- to 24-year-olds say they are certain to vote in an election and there has been a sharp decline over the past year in registration among black and ethnic minority voters from 77% to 58%, the Hansard Society's audit reveals.

Ruth Fox, director of the Hansard Society, told the Guardian last week that turnout looked set to echo that of 2010, despite hopes that close contests in many constituencies might have encouraged more votes.

Ruth Fox, director of the Hansard Society, said turnout looks set to echo 2010, despite the closeness of many constituency contests which might have encouraged more votes.

Studies presented at a Hansard Society meeting this week said the internet did not have much of a presence in the 2001 general election.

As Monday's midnight deadline looms for people to register to vote, the Hansard Society, which studies the public's political engagement, has warned we could be heading for another of the lowest turnouts on record.