Sentence examples for per parliament from inspiring English sources

However, as the number of parliament members being elected from a constituency increases, the latter figure is reduced at the rate of about 0.004 per parliament member.

Parliament wants per-second billing from the start of a call.

On this day, the role of opposition is left to Die Linke, the leftist party of mostly former East German politicians, which has just ten per cent of parliament.

"It is important that the initiative lies with the driving instructor and focuses on offering a driving lesson, with the payment provided in sexual acts," they wrote in a letter to parliament, per the Telegraph.

It was also amongst the first in Africa to introduce the pneumococcal vaccine into its routine immunisation programme as well as being the first in the world to elect the highest number of women (56 per cent) to parliament.

In 2005 Bougainville voters elected their own parliament, as per an agreement made in 2003.

While GDP is up 8% over the 2010-15 parliament, GDP per person is up only 4.8%.

A big fall in net migration would have weighed on the economy: GDP has risen by 7.8% over this parliament; GDP per person is up by only 4.2%.You might think that the government's vacillations are ancient history or that doing the right thing is more important than saying it.

The constitution is designed to be impossible to change without the military's buy-in: twenty-five per cent of seats in parliament are reserved for military officers, while more than seventy-five per cent of Parliament is needed to approve changes to the constitution.

The Green Party and the Left Party are on 10 per cent each, while the centre-right liberal FDP would re-enter parliament on 6 per cent after it was wiped out in the most recent Federal elections.

"What David Cameron has proposed is a flat cash per pupil settlement for the next parliament which, in terms of resources per pupil, would be quite a big difference compared with the previous parliament.