Sentence examples for different parliaments from inspiring English sources

A reformist candidate, Jelodarzadeh has served as a representative in three different parliaments.

Now the different parliaments tend to see each other as rivals rather than as colleagues trying to hold the executive to account.

Under existing rules, a candidate would need to be nominated by a handful of their parliamentary colleagues from at least two different parliaments.

This is behind David Cameron's call for "English votes for English laws", raising questions from First Minister Carwyn Jones over whether the House of Commons sits as two, three or four different parliaments depending on how many nations are covered by the issue being debated.

Other Sunni demands, for instance for former Baath party members' rehabilitation, would be hotly opposed by their would-be Shia allies.The Sunnis may be taking a longer view, hoping that once this draft is rejected in a referendum, a very different parliament will emerge after the required general election, giving a much stronger voice to Sunni Arabs.

UKIP leader Mr Farage, a veteran of the Brussels and Strasbourg Parliament who was first elected in 1999, said: "It's a different Parliament, it will be a more exciting Parliament, but let's not delude ourselves, the pro-EU side still has the majority".

The divisive leader has inspired walkouts in different parliament session this year.

Many are involved in pre-election campaigns and need to ensure that they will be re-elected and from next year we will have a different Parliament and a different Commission, so it would be good for both sides to cultivate realism so as not to get into difficulty, as has happened so often.

She said: "In three weeks, if Labour and the SNP have more MPs than Cameron, is Miliband really going to say he won't work with us?" The narrowness of the polls are producing a huge range different hung parliament scenarios that are increasingly featuring in the thinking of senior politicians.

Although it may seem that these parties have gained considerably, their share of the vote is in reality not that different from previous parliaments.

It is a reminder that things are different in hung parliaments and that Mr Cameron's control of his party has been seriously weakened".