Sentence examples for parliament time from inspiring English sources

Branson offers to run the line "for free" to give parliament time to conduct a review into the procurement process.

In the latter case, Judge Marc Rosenberg suspended his ruling for a year to give Parliament time to rewrite the law.

Justice Lynn Smith declared the laws invalid, but also suspended her ruling for one year to give Canada's federal Parliament time to draft legislation with her ruling in mind.

The June payment of an unpopular housing tax would be canceled, he said, to give Parliament time to work out a reform of the tax that would "give oxygen to families," especially those in greatest need.

I suspect the reason that Theresa May has delayed a parliamentary vote on Heathrow (Report, 19 October) is to give the UK parliament time to invoke article 50, and repeal the relevant EU air quality directive.

But that all takes time – and if the reform is to be brokered, legislated for, and implemented in the space of one parliament, time is something the reformers do not have.

Forming a government in a hung parliament takes time.

"A bill will be brought before parliament when time allows.

Anything less is simply a waste of parliament's time".

But he added, "We look to be weaker in this Parliament, this time".

The aim is to have it passed by Parliament in time for International Women's Day on March 8.