Sentence examples similar to mp from inspiring English sources

The Conservative party has the highest number of landlord MPs at 128, meaning 39% of Tory MPs are landlords, compared with 26% of Scottish National party MPs and 22% from Labour.

(And the time limit means few MPs are taking intervention, meaning the debate has been a bit stilted so far).

More than 20 Tory MPs joined the rebellion, meaning that Mr Major's ratification timetable only scraped through after the Liberal Democrats supported the government.

At the committee's weekly meeting this afternoon it was not proposed by any MP, meaning it cannot yet be considered.

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The Conservatives have a working majority of only 16 MPs meaning if enough Tory MPs side with the opposition parties, young people could be allowed to take part.

Casasola, M; Wilbourn, MP; Yang, S (2006).

To stand for election each candidate needs to be nominated by at least 15 per cent of Labour's MPs, meaning they need 35 of the Parliamentary party to back them.

The supreme court is expected to uphold last autumn's high court ruling that the approval of MPs and peers is required, meaning that the government will have to table a tightly-worded bill almost immediately.

The Labour leader, however, has been more sympathetic to groups such as Hamas than MPs in the political mainstream, meaning that Cameron's comments had enough justification to give them potency.

Party rules dictated that Mrs May only needed to win a simple majority of MPs, meaning the target was 158.