Sentence examples for parliament face from inspiring English sources

11.26am: The Dutch parliament face a tricky challenge today.

The benches of Parliament face one another like the serried ranks of medieval armies drawn up for the fray.

An accused murderer holding office is nothing new in Indian politics, and at least a third of the MPs in parliament face some kind of criminal charge.

Only three non-government MPs are left in the parliament, facing 11 from the government.

As Daniel Cohn-Bendit, leader of the Greens in the parliament, put it with cruel accuracy, the parliament faced a choice between "a little bureaucrat and an historic figure".

Orbán's Fidesz party, which has more than two-thirds of the seats in parliament, faces a re-election contest on Sunday.

SYDNEY, Australia Australiaia's Parliament faced the rare prospect of a stalemate on Saturday after voters apparently failed to deliver a clear majority to either the governing center-left Labor Party or a conservative opposition coalition in the tightest race seen here in decades.

The TfL Bill, designed to give the transport body greater freedom to set up partnerships and subsidiaries, is still toiling through parliament faced by determined opponents who fear, among other things, repetitions of the catastrophic private-public couplings for the upgrades of the Tube that have cost TfL and London dear.

Now that it looks like parliament faces new elections, there is a distinct possibility that the Muslim Brotherhood will lose its large majority.

Last year, India's most respected election watchdog Association for Democratic Reforms informed us that nearly a third of MPs - 158 of 543 - in the parliament faced criminal charges.

After last month's European elections, in which more than 60% did not vote, Mr Miliband also said Parliament faced a battle to remain "relevant and legitimate" in the eyes of the public.