Sentence examples for The parliaments from inspiring English sources
noun
Meanings relating to a political body authorized to exercise governmental powers. politics
The parliaments in Aragon, Catalonia, and Valencia also voted on taxes.
The parliaments of Italy, Japan, and France also are bicameral, though none of those countries has a federal form of government.
Forservices to the Parliaments of and Devolution in the UK.
As joint secretary "for the Parliaments" from 1646, he was in effect their propagandist.
Of all the parliaments around the world, 13 percent of those seats are held by women.
The extensions must still be approved by the Parliaments of some European Union countries, including Germany.
Wentworth represented Yorkshire in the parliaments of 1614 and 1621 and Pontefract in 1624.
The negotiations took place between commissioners representing the parliaments of the two countries.
Croatia's membership treaty must still be ratified by the parliaments of the 27 existing members.
As it was, opposition parties resigned from the parliaments rather than endorse this travesty.
There were minute's silences in the parliaments in Paris, Prague and Madrid.
