Sentence examples for future peers from inspiring English sources

In future peers will have to pass any legislation that the government deems important, whether it was in the manifesto or not.

The government provoked howls of dismay earlier this year when a report authored by the lord chancellor, Derry Irvine, proposed merely having 20% of future peers elected.

Sudhir Choudhrie, whose family has donated £650,000 to the party since 2004, has been placed on an internal party list of future peers.

Gardens have also been used to aid transition between primary and secondary school, Sheldon says, offering younger pupils a place to meet their future peers while working on a shared project.

Similarly, in 1945, faced with the prospect of a Labour-dominated Commons and a Conservative-dominated Lords, the leaders of both Houses agreed the Salisbury Convention: that is, that in future, peers should not oppose legislation contained in a party's election manifesto at second reading.

In the weeks to come, you may Skype with potential advisers or make a recruitment trip to Durham, where you imagine yourself amid possible future peers.

Certainly, the billions of dollars spent on Iraq (a war I supported) would not have gone for the expensive new air, naval and space systems necessary to retain our relative edge against a future peer competitor like China.

Not only was the District Court compelled to attempt to find the value as of 1933 and as of 1935, but under the opinions of this Court it was necessary that it attempt to lift the veil of the future, peer into its mysteries, and determine the value of the Company's property for a reasonable time after 1935.

His current research interests include radio interfaces for future peer-to-peer networks (car-to-car communications, personal area networks, and wireless sensor networks), ultra-wideband radio and MIMO-OFDM-based transceivers (UMTS long-term evolution, WiMAX, and 4G).

Students were told that their answers would help the instructors better design future peer-tutoring programs.

All facilitators and 89% of the peer participants reported that they were willing to both facilitate future peer mentoring groups and recommend the program to other faculty members.