Sentence examples for evel from inspiring English sources

He stressed that, regardless of the Evel changes, SNP members would consider voting on all types of legislation.

What are the parties' positions on "English votes for English laws" (otherwise known as the West Lothian question, otherwise known as Evel?) 17. Did all the people now realising what a goddamn mess our parliamentary system is vote yes to AV in 2011?

In an attempt to outflank Nigel Farage, Cameron declared that English Votes for English Laws (EVEL), the process in which Scottish MPs would be banned from voting on matters unrelated to Scotland needed to be addressed "in tandem with, and at the same pace as, the settlement for Scotland".

Under a system of English votes for English laws (EVEL) that would fall to 35.8%.

Labour could back EVEL but insist that such votes be proportional; PEVEL, as it were.

His brushes with the law led to a popular belief that the police gave him the nickname "Evil Knievel," which he later modified to "Evel" and took as his legal name.

He also achieved notoriety when in 1974 he built a steam-powered rocket that daredevil Evel Knievel used in a stunt.

But it was also a move to exact revenge on the Conservative government that is trying to push through English Votes for English Laws (Evel) that it believes will turn Scottish parliamentarians into "second-class citizens in Westminster".

Tatum's involved in an Evel plan Plans for a film about the daredevil Evel Knievel are revving up with Channing Tatum in negotiations with Columbia Pictures to star and produce.

Today was very different to the everyday skirmishes over English votes for English laws (EVEL).

Speaking on the Today programme, Ms Sturgeon accused Mr Cameron of showing "very little respect to the mandate that Scottish MPs' have," citing the government's attitude to changes to the Scotland Bill and the rhetoric around Evel.