Sentence examples for do parliament from inspiring English sources

It doesn't do parliament any good".

Perhaps next time, Davies disagrees with something, he could do parliament and everyone else a favour by standing up, making his point well and succinctly, then sitting down and shutting up.

In a report published in 2013 Parliament's administration committee described "considerable dissatisfaction" about the wait, with one MP claiming it had made him "totally disoriented, unable to focus on getting to grips with the job and very stressed".What to do? Parliament could simply allocate offices by lottery.

What did parliament think?

For that matter neither does parliament.

Not until 1771 did Parliament formally concede journalists the right to report its proceedings.

Not until 1802 did Parliament intervene in the development of education, when the Health and Morals of Apprentices Act required employers to educate apprentices in basic mathematics, writing, and reading.

When those men sued the British authorities for what they had done, parliament was persuaded to create secret courts to adjudicate on secret defences.

Only after the controversies of the 17th century culminated in the Glorious Revolution (1688 89) and the Bill of Rights did Parliament extend its concern from taxation to the question of expenditure control.

How does Parliament operate when EU legislation is applicable in Scotland but not in England?

The test should be clearer - did Parliament intend for this tax not to be paid when it set out tax laws?