Sentence examples for parliament study from inspiring English sources

The projections in the leaked European parliament study suggest that aviation and shipping will continue to increase their share of global emissions.

Separately, a leaked European parliament study seen by the Guardian has forecast that the aviation and shipping industries will make up 39% of global CO2 emissions by 2050, based on present trends.

New members of Turkmenistan's Parliament study the Convention on the Rights of the Child 26 May 2009, Ashgabat, Turkmenistan – UNICEF completed a joint workshop where more than twenty new members of Turkmenistan's Parliament studied the Convention on the Rights of the Child.

Turnbull regaled everyone with the thrilling story of using the New South Wales parliament library to study for his law degree before some carefully selected words on the book.

Ministers could be forced to redo their sums and present a study to parliament after all.

Truss told parliament: "The programme of study requires pupils to understand that different versions of past events may exist, and why this is so".

At the same time, Iran's parliament, the Majlis, will study the deal and issue its own verdict, but has no firm timetable.

The Speaker's conference, chaired by John Bercow, the Commons Speaker, was set up last year to study why parliament was predominantly white, male and able-bodied.

With the government preparing a planning regime to hasten projects it regards of national importance - cutting out the long inquiry process, and instead taking issues directly to parliament - the Whitehall study reported in yesterday's Guardian has added significance.

The study comes as parliament once again discusses the issue of the UK's membership of the customs union, in an adjournment debate tabled by Helen Goodman, the Labour MP and member of the treasury select committee.

So would — to borrow from Garrett Morris's Chico Escuela shtick on the old "Saturday Night Live" — "Washington Been Bery, Bery Good to Me!" Or, to borrow from P. J. O'Rourke's imperishable 1991 study of Washington, "Parliament of Whores, Continued".