Sentence examples for move parliament from inspiring English sources

Early in Mr. Putin's tenure, grandoise plans were floated to move Parliament here.

Professor Matthew Flinders said that the £3bn repair bill facing the Palace of Westminster provided a golden opportunity to move parliament to the north.

That is to try to put parliament a bit nearer the centre of British political life, to try to move parliament from being a dignified to an effective part of the British constitution again".

Michael Wines (NYT) YUGOSLAVIA: MILOSEVIC MOVE Parliament met to discuss constitutional changes that could allow President Slobodan Milosevic to win a new term as federal president, but through direct election, the official Tanjug news agency said.

And here is the really cheeky move: parliament forces Her Majesty to consider her own mortality as she gets dressed for the occasion.

He stressed that parliament would have to take professional advice on the matter and he did not rule out moving parliament outside London.

What could be a better symbolic way of reuniting the UK than moving parliament to the geographic centre of the country?

Ivan Massow, who is running to be the Tory candidate for London mayor next year, said moving Parliament to Birmingham would be good for the country and good for the capital because it would reduce the amount of hatred towards Londoners.

At the tail end of Augusto Pinochet's rule in 1990, the government of Chile moved Parliament out of Santiago, the epicenter of the country's commerce, culture and government, to Valparaiso, some 100 miles away.

Mostly, his compatriots are betting on whether his request will move through Italy's fractious, slow-moving Parliament in time to meet his personal deadline of visiting Italy during this Roman Catholic Holy Year.

Moving parliament to the north of England would not break the power of the City, but it would reduce its power over politics – and provide a huge economic boost to whichever city or region it moved to.