Sentence examples for which parliaments from inspiring English sources

The proposal would be an extension of a "yellow card" system already in place under which parliaments can demand that a proposed law is reconsidered by the European Commission.

If I look at the European problem, the governance was and it is still a problem because of the link between a new role of parliaments, very important, after a decade in which parliaments were a little bit below, in comparison with the role of governments.

Rather, they denote structural changes in British politics, which Parliament is lagging.

I've simply been doing my job – and one which parliament charged the commission with doing.

Frankly, no one could have quite predicted the depths to which parliament has sunk.

Its principal tool is the Minerals and Petroleum Resources Development Bill, which Parliament will try to complete beginning Tuesday.

Bob Diamond's condescension to the Treasury select committee demonstrated the ignominy into which parliament has fallen.

This rather goes with a polity in which parliament is neutralised, and dissent shouted down.

The City of London is the only part of Britain over which parliament has no authority.

Has the change to France's working-time law, which parliament passed on February 9th, scrapped the 35-hour week?

Gone was any reference to a deposit tax, which Parliament had roundly rejected in a vote two nights earlier.