Sentence examples for and in the commons from inspiring English sources

Cameron put into play the idea of referendum in mid-July in both newspaper interviews and in the Commons.

Prominent Liberals such as David Steel and Archie Kirkwood and, in the Commons, Sir Ming Campbell, are as uneasy as those who originated in the SDP.

And in the Commons Clegg has just said that his bill will propose an "overall but modest" reduction in the number of MPs.

For the SDP, if not for the Liberals, any result short of a breakthrough was a failure - and, in the Commons, it had only six seats out of the Alliance's skimpy 17.

When agreement is reached, it must be passed in the Council of Ministers by qualified majority vote as well as in the European parliament and in the Commons and the Lords.

If they are approved by Parliament, as is likely - there are debates in the Lords on 23 April and in the Commons on 6 May - the regulations will come into force on 26 May.

Salutes were fired at the Battery and in the common, "amid the incessant ringing of bells".

Octavia Spencer, as is her wont, grounds the action in common sense — no actor raises a more skeptical eyebrow — and in the common decency that attends it.

No transformation was observed in minimal medium and in the common bacterial medium LB.

Prime minister Spencer Perceval is shot and killed in the Commons.

By Hilton Als Ethan Hawke, in "Macbeth"; Billy Crudup, in "Waiting for Godot"; and Sarah Jessica Parker, in "The Commons of Pensacola".