Sentence examples for create a parliament from inspiring English sources

Critics say that it was designed to create a parliament in thrall to the president, who continues to rule unchecked.

Effectively it would create a parliament within a parliament, with an English parliament operating within the shell of Westminster.

But in their plans for Westminster's constituencies they look more like coldly rational Roundheads, sweeping aside ancient boundaries to create a parliament of pure, mathematical equality.The mathematical camp does have a point.

They face a difficulty, though: were they to back the idea of stopping Scottish MPs from voting on topics that affect only England (and maybe Wales and Northern Ireland), they would create a Parliament with first-class, English, and second-class, Scottish, members—an unhappy outcome for a unionist party.

Helena Kennedy, the Labour peer and QC, said:  "The election looms and with it the chance to do something amazing - the chance to create a parliament that recognises that the world has moved on and to show that the British people have moved on from the expensive and useless dependence on Trident missiles".

That arrangement, and the current crisis, can be seen as a continuation of a built-in conflict between authoritarian rulers and parliaments that dates to 1906, when a sit-in of 14,000 Iranians supported by bazaar merchants, clerics and a reformist press forced the monarchy to agree to create a parliament, hold elections and accept a constitution modeled on that of Belgium.

He created a Parliament, and his security forces disavowed torture.

There is also talk of creating a parliament or assembly to include more groups in the government.

The constitutional revisions of 1920 22 succeeded in creating a parliament in Northern Ireland that was acceptable to the approximately one million Protestant unionists of the six counties.

This week's state visit might have been a chance for Americans to remember their wisdom in creating a parliament for Japan half a century ago and even to think of creating one for themselves.

During 13 years of Labour rule after 1997, dozens of referendums created a parliament for Scotland, assemblies in Wales and Northern Ireland and several directly elected mayors.Now the Tories are making the running.