Sentence examples for many parliaments from inspiring English sources

Many parliaments were held in Kilkenny from 1293 to 1408.

In part, this is because many parliaments lack capacity to bring legislation into being.

In Geneva, Mr. Johnsson said that many parliaments still needed work.

Chavistas have, for the most part, given little importance to the incidents, arguing that fistfights occur in many parliaments around the world.

A fortnight ago at the Tory party conference, Francis Maude, veteran of many parliaments, observed that giving away power was much easier to say than to do.

This Parliament was fully representative of local communities and of the whole community of the realm, but many Parliaments were attended solely by the magnates with no representatives present.

One idea favored by many Parliament members is to create a tax to finance the bloc, thereby removing the need for regular negotiations over how much should be spent.

However, some close to the government said that many Parliament members were also motivated by their own frustration that their recommendations for appointments had not been heeded and that they had not gotten a large enough share of contracts.

There aren't too many parliament buildings in the world where you can roll on the roof, and it sounds like the kind of pursuit of which the building's designer would certainly approve.

Privately, many Parliament members tagged Mr. Davis as a Don Quixote and a Homer Simpson, and hinted that his action might have something to do with his urge to break away from a life in the shadow of Mr. Cameron.

One likely nominee with whom neither the Americans nor many Parliament members are likely to be happy is Ismail Khan, the current minister of electricity, power and water and a former warlord from the western city of Herat.