Sentence examples for either parliament from inspiring English sources

France's policy towards Rwanda has for years remained unaccountable to either parliament or the press.

The last attempt at comprehension failed to receive approval by either Parliament or the Convocation under the new rulers.

Salmond has already promised to donate his pension as a former first minister to the Mary Salmond Trust for as long as he remains in either parliament.

He stood by the case presented by the intelligence services "totally", while also "totally" refuting any suggestion that he had "misled either Parliament or the people".

Backed by emerging rapper Snoop Doggy Dogg, the album featured Dre sampling or interpolating a half dozen songs from either Parliament or Funkadelic, sister groups that were both led by George Clinton.

He conceded the job of the ISC becomes extremely difficult if it is "not trusted by either parliament or the media, and if people don't accept what it says.

Claiming that the council has more democratic legitimacy than either the parliament or an elected commission is nonsense.

There has been no discussion or debate about a new military intervention, either in parliament or among the public.

A second vote on the eventual Brexit terms, either in parliament or even another referendum, is also more likely.

John Keegan Daily Telegraph, August 11 "I doubt strongly that it was... treatment either by parliament or the media that drove [Dr Kelly] over the edge..

It's not clear, either, that parliament, which must approve the final legislation, would vote through any law so clearly discriminatory.