Sentence examples for course parliament from inspiring English sources

He told BBC Radio 4's Today programme: Of course parliament should be consulted.

It's a freedom that, of course, Parliament had pushed for, but now that they've got it there is some misgiving.

Of course, parliament already has rather more conventional routes via which MPs are kept abreast of science and the scientific method.

And of course parliament was written out of the picture by a dictatorial prime minister and by a government that relied on patronage, thuggish whipping, the unprecedented use of the guillotine to cut short debate, a reduced parliamentary timetable and a big increase in un-debated secondary legislation.

Mr Clegg added: "I have told the prime minister that when, in due course, parliament votes on boundary changes for the 2015 election I will be instructing my party to oppose them".

So I have told the Prime Minister that when, in due course, parliament votes on boundary changes for the 2015 election I will be instructing my party to oppose them.

That puts him on a collision course with parliament.

In reality, of course, how Parliament exercises its power is constrained by myriad "real-life" factors.

The Bassetlaw MP is defiantly individualistic, and has long charted his own course in parliament.

George Osborne announced a £4.4bn cut to benefits for the disabled in March over the course of parliament.

Of course when parliament was asked to bomb Syria as part of Operation Hornets Nest it was to avert a humanitarian crisis.