Sentence examples for send parliament from inspiring English sources
This week the government was due to send parliament a bill to create a deposit-insurance scheme for banks.
Addressing a new session of parliament on Monday, he confirmed that he would put the withdrawal plan to a vote on October 25th and would shortly afterwards send parliament a draft law on compensation for the evacuated settlers.
Convergència i Unió, a mainstream party in Catalonia, which does not advocate independence, says it will send Parliament a bill next month that will call on the national government to drop its opposition to allowing teams from Catalonia to compete internationally; the 16 other regions of Spain would get the same rights.
KABUL, Afghanistan — President Hamid Karzai is expected to send Parliament a list of cabinet nominees on Saturday that tries to balance Western demands for an honest government against those of warlords seeking political paybacks for getting him re-elected, members of Parliament informed of his choices said.
They have written to Maria Miller, the culture secretary, urging her to send parliament's royal charter for press regulation, agreed by the three main political parties and Hacked Off, to the privy council for approval.
Stand by for a huge new row over that crowded area's environment.See article: Britain's new airportsItaly's President Carlo Azeglio Ciampi sent parliament a message calling for a new law to guarantee plurality of media ownership.
Lord Naseby, a former member of the House of Commons, told the BBC over the weekend that the disclosures had sent Parliament's reputation "down into the pits" and he called on the prime minister to dissolve Parliament and hold an election immediately.
Victor Homola (NYT) RUSSIA: DEFINING POLITICAL PARTIES -- President Vladimir V. Putin sent Parliament a proposal restricting the definition of political parties, a move he said would stabilize the political scene and critics said would further focus power in Kremlin hands.
The first time the prosecutor-general was targeted by the Kremlin, he had just sent parliament a letter detailing the mysterious filtering of billions of dollars from the Russian central bank's hard currency reserves through an unknown Channel Islands-registered company.
But for a few hours on Wednesday afternoon, the terror attack brought London to a halt and sent Parliament into lockdown.
In 1659, he sent parliament his most politically radical pamphlet, Fifty nine Particulars laid down for the Regulating things, but the year was so chaotic that it never considered them; the document was not reprinted until the 21st century.
