Sentence examples for as parliaments from inspiring English sources

In this way, rational choice theory led political science back to its traditional concern with political institutions, such as parliaments and laws.

These congresses could be legitimately described as parliaments, and they engaged in vigorous debate over the economic and political future of the country.

This responsibility includes all areas of the state such as parliaments, ministries, local authorities, judges and justice authorities, police, teachers or extension workers.

There are sixty-three women in the National Assembly today — nearly twice as many as there were in 1992, but, as parliaments go, that's still somewhere between Trinidad and Tobago and Syria.

Parliament, ( from Old French: parlement; Latin: parliamentum) the original legislative assembly of England, Scotland, or Ireland and successively of Great Britain and the United Kingdom; legislatures in some countries that were once British colonies are also known as parliaments.

There are sixty-three women in the National Assembly today nearly twice as many as there were in 1992, but, as parliaments go, that's still somewhere between Trinidad and Tobago and Syria.

Several military facilities, as well as Parliament, are along it.

The giveaways then get smaller as parliament wears on.

As parliament met this week, he continued to defend himself as though MPs were still listening.

As parliament met this week, he continued to defend himself as though someone might still be listening.

"(It) does indeed bring the Parliamentary Labour Party as well as Parliament into disrepute," he added.