Sentence examples for parliament himself from inspiring English sources

Gladstone reluctantly returned to office, but within a year he dissolved the Parliament himself.

On what action could be taken against Lord Coe, Norman noted: "Lord Coe is a member of parliament himself.

"Prime Minister Abe should rather dissolve the lower house of Parliament himself and seek the people's will".

Simeon did not run for Parliament himself, campaigning instead on behalf of his movement's candidates, and never made clear whether he intended to become prime minister.

He couldn't hide his admiration for the dictatorial impulse, confessing that sometimes, but only sometimes, he felt like ending Parliament himself.

Simeon is not running for Parliament himself, and instead campaigns on behalf of his movement's candidates, but he would be eligible to become prime minister if his movement succeeds.

The speaker of parliament crosses himself before taking his seat.

Will Tim Farron get this through parliament by himself, then?

When Charles I, grief-stricken, attempted to manage the second session of Parliament by himself, all the tensions came to a head.

Juncker took the entire 28-strong commission to the parliament, defended himself after the first round of Luxembourg leaks, and walked away unharmed.

Now a crossbench peer, Kerr said parliament, including himself, would "not have the guts" to vote down any government bill triggering article 50, the start point for the two-year EU negotiations.