Sentence examples for parliament representative from inspiring English sources

Tsipras also moved his close ally, the former government spokesman Gavriel Sakellarides, to the post of Syriza parliament representative, removing another hardliner from the role.

Perhaps that explains why the number of MPs identifying as disabled has dwindled to two; a parliament representative of the UK population would have more than 100 disabled MPs.

But for 15-year-old Adam Dickson, UK Youth Parliament representative for North Yorkshire, member of Ripon youth council and North Yorkshire youth council, she is an almost mythical figure.

The hustings, exactly a week before the poll, were ably chaired by a local Scottish youth parliament representative, Aqeel Ahmed, who had persuaded all the Glasgow Pollok constituency candidates to attend, including the SNP's Europe minister, Humza Yousaf, and ex-Labour leader Johann Lamont.

We call on all volunteers loyal to the Irish Republic to unite to uphold the Republic and establish a permanent national parliament representative of all the people".

After being elected as a youth parliament representative for North Edinburgh – the next step in my identity crisis, it seemed, was to try to become a politics nerd – I debated an SNP MSP on a panel at the Scottish Parliament.

The two missions agreed the workshop would be most effective if a Bangladeshi delegation of military, government and Parliament representatives first visited the U.S. and the United Kingdom to learn about our national security structures.

"In all conscience, I believe that the wearing of dress or symbols that conspicuously show religious affiliation should be banned in schools," Mr. Chirac told an audience of 400 guests, including members of the cabinet and Parliament, representatives of the major political parties and religious, human rights and union leaders.

We also conducted web searches and followed related links in order to find key stakeholders (parliament representatives, health committee) for interviewing.

The session was aimed at raising awareness of local Parliament representatives about the necessity of creating conditions for children with disabilities to grow in their own families and for their active participation in the life of the local community.

The floor was then opened to two hours of debate in which members of parliament, representatives of non-governmental organizations and children put forth suggestions of ways to protect children's rights and better include children in the democratic process.