Sentence examples for possible parliament from inspiring English sources

If, in the case of an emergency, this was not possible, parliament should be provided with retrospective information.

It's about time he stood up and instead of having his camp leak things, actually have the courage of his conviction and his belief .Ms Gillard agreed to call a contest for 4.30pm on March 21st, almost the last moment possible; parliament was due to adjourn until the budget session in May.

Mr. Chidambaram said that the president of the Congress Party, Sonia Gandhi, and Prime Minister Manmohan Singh have been briefed about the D.M.K.'s demands and that all political parties are already being consulted on a possible Parliament resolution on the issue.

Asked about a possible hung parliament, Bishop said: "Well... this is all hypothetical.

An official at the department replied to this by saying, in an email: "Our advice is clear: we need to respond as fully as possible to parliament".

Asked about possible European parliament fraud, Marion Manéchal-Le Pen, an FN MP in France's national assembly, told France Info radio that she felt the referral was politically motivated.

Britain wanted to see Turkey in the EU "as quickly as possible", and parliament had yesterday been united in its resolve on this issue, he added.

The Greens leader, Richard Di Natale, said children had an entitlement to the scheme until legislation was passed and that would not be possible because parliament would be dissolved.

These states, he said, should then sign a first accord introducing "a government that should speak with the single voice of the union on the greatest number of questions possible, a parliament and a directly elected president".

One difference is that Mr Reinfeldt in fact leads a centre-right coalition in which the Moderate party is the largest player - although according to recent press reports, the Tories have attempted to woo senior Liberal Democrats to cross sides ahead of a possible hung parliament at the next election.

David Cameron hosted a lavish reception in the Downing Street garden for Northern Ireland's Democratic Unionists last week, prompting senior party figures to say the prime minister is wooing its MPs ahead of a possible hung parliament where their support could be crucial to his survival.