Sentence examples for parliaments into from inspiring English sources

The subject cuts across a number of cherished if peculiar British values and habits, and this is the fourth year in which it has plunged the so-called Mother of Parliaments into a snarly family feud.

Back then, Clinton juggled hairdressing with doo-wop crooning, but as the 70s dawned, the band-leader reshaped his barbershop quintet the Parliaments into a wild, polymorphously perverse outfit named Funkadelic, whose credo was: "Anything goes".

He describes how the EU has "castrated" national parliaments by dumping complex legislation on them for swift approval, only after it has been haggled over by national diplomats: a process that has removed power from publicly accessible parliaments "into the closed world of chancelleries".Alas, the book is finally a disappointment.

DEMOCRACY usually turns President Nelson Mandela's opening of parliament into something of a fashion show.

"(It) does indeed bring the Parliamentary Labour Party as well as Parliament into disrepute," he added.

The political stalemate stemmed from elections that effectively split Parliament into three hostile fronts.

Two years later, when he shelled a mutinous parliament into submission, it still seemed understandable.

The MEPs also face sanctions for bringing the European parliament into disrepute.

However, the prime minister, Mariano Rajoy, is opting for symbolism and intends to call parliament into action.

Prime Minister David Cameron called Parliament into an emergency session and ordered thousands of additional police officers into the streets.

At the same time, power might be shifted further away from parliament, into the hands of appointed regulatory groups.