Sentence examples for processes of parliament from inspiring English sources

Democracy here is dying not with a single giant blow but with many small cuts, critics say, through the legal processes of Parliament that add up to a slow-motion coup.

"No, it's a financial melanoma, it will kill you" – Barnaby Joyce, August 2014 "We inherited a budget emergency from the previous Labor government and we are working in an orderly and methodical fashion through usual processes of parliament to fix it" – Mathias Cormann, August 2014 "I know what it's like to get to the scene of an emergency.

So a provision which makes us part of the formal process of parliament, I think that has got to be part of the discussion.

It has started the process of reforming Parliament, getting rid of most of the hereditary peers from the House of Lords; and the devolution of rights and responsibilities to newly-established Parliaments in Scotland and Wales represents the biggest transfer of power in Britain for several centuries.

The government then responded, identifying three "immediate priorities" for action by football's power-brokers: a complete restructuring of the FA board, the implementation of an FA-administered licensing system for the professional game and significant changes to the make-up and processes of "football's parliament", the FA Council.

The Government identified three "immediate priorities" for action: a complete restructuring of the FA Board; the implementation of an FA-administered licensing system for the professional game; and significant changes to the make-up and processes of "football's parliament", the FA Council.

Exiting the EU and breaking up the UK demand an accountable process involving both houses of parliament, as well as a popular mandate.

His royal status is written into the Canadian Constitution, and amending that is a fractious process that requires the unanimous consent of Parliament and all 10 provinces.

Furthermore, the court's judgment makes clear that the exclusion of parliament in the process is not only undemocratic, it is illegal.

He continued to refuse despite receiving a formal parliamentary summons, but finally appeared last week after the committee hinted it would start the process of finding him in contempt of parliament.

He told Cameron at a meeting in Downing Street that he had not yet been won round to a plan to reassert the sovereignty of parliament in a process that will take place outside the formal EU negotiations.