Sentence examples for parliaments behind from inspiring English sources

At the last call the international initiative had a full eight parliaments behind it but it's down to seven — with Australia being unable to attend on account of the travel involved in getting to London.

Then came the jeeps: silver vehicles with blacked-out windows ferrying the neo-fascists who had been granted special dispensation to attend after being elected to the Greek parliament from behind bars.

Denmark's europhiles have three-quarters of the country's members of parliament behind them.

Spain's intelligence services chief will brief parliament behind closed doors on Wednesday.

Charlotte Leslie, the Tory MP for Bristol North West, says time has left parliament behind.

The bill for Fox's advisers is the fourth-highest of any minister in parliament, behind only the prime minister, the deputy prime minister and the chancellor.

"All political parties will have the opportunity to demonstrate to the international community the solidarity of the Canadian parliament behind those who earn a living from the seal hunt," she said.

Yes there are still remnants of the old regime amongst us, but last year we swept away a devil [Hosni Mubarak] in 18 days, and with this new parliament behind us the enemies of the revolution know that their days are numbered".

A Newspoll published by the Australian on Tuesday showed voters rated dealing with marriage equality the second-highest priority of the new parliament, behind budget repair but equal with border security.

The Australian parliament has announced a set of security rules including one that means people wearing the Niqab, which covers part of the face, or the burqa, will need to sit in a closed part of the parliament behind glass when visiting.

The third is for a wider prisoner exchange, to include an Israeli corporal held by Hamas for more than a year, along with the 40-plus Hamas members of parliament behind bars in the West Bank and some thousands of the 12,000-odd Palestinian militants in Israel's prisons.