Sentence examples for changes through parliament from inspiring English sources

AK cannot push constitutional changes through parliament on its own.

Less than a third of Poles are in favour of joining the euro and Tusk thinks he will have a tough time pushing the changes through parliament.

With Berlusconi's government hanging by a thread though, it was far from certain the government would be able to steer the proposed changes through parliament.

Ministers are already pushing controversial changes through parliament to raise the age at which men and women can claim a pension to 66 by 2020.

Commanding an enormous majority in his early days as prime minister, Tony Blair muscled a number of so-called constitutional changes through Parliament.

Ministers were also accused of rushing legal changes through parliament at the start of 2014, which removed the need to notify each home in an areas of fracking plans.

To counterbalance, Merkel's coalition manoeuvred a constitutional change through parliament that will allow national funding to be directed to institutions run by the federal states just last year.

Whatever the means of change, whether through parliament or revolution, it seemed obvious to all the guests that nothing could stop the relentless progress of social democracy and the benefits which it would shower on the whole human race.

Ms Soubry was a Parliamentary Private Secretary to the former Health Minister Simon Burns at the time the NHS changes were going through Parliament.

As part of the constitutional changes that he got through parliament this week, presidents are now limited to two terms.

The Cheshire (Structural Changes) Order, 2008, rammed through parliament with no debate and no questioning (because it isn't a Bill y'see, it's a Statutory Order), exposes this conspiracy, once and for all.