Sentence examples for becoming a charade from inspiring English sources
We have all been making efforts to ensure that there is more transparency, and now it appears that this whole thing is becoming a charade," he added.
"You might as well go outside and shout it through a megaphone".The disparity in member states' size and power adds to the sense that EU meetings are becoming a charade.
Scrutiny of EU measures Parliamentary proceedings are increasingly "becoming a charade" because of the amount of EU measures parliament has to pass unamended, Tory ex-chancellor Lord Lamont complained, saying: "Fifty percent of all major British legislation starts in the EU".
To no one's surprise, the Senate will let the charade hater get away with becoming a charade player, despite its constitutional responsibility to vet the president's court nominees.
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