Sentence examples for whose parliament from inspiring English sources

That might be taken as a dig at the Britain, whose parliament on Thursday voted against joining any military action.

His message was consistent – as was the BBC, whose parliament feed failed during the event, after cutting out during Miliband's speech on Tuesday.

At one point the party suspended the Lord Provost, Pat Lally, only to have that decision overturned by a Scottish court.Now Glasgow faces an uneasy future in a Scotland whose Parliament will be in Edinburgh, the city's perennial rival.

Mr Siming had a natural experiment available to him in Sweden, whose parliament voted to forbid the awarding of orders of merit in 1974 after two centuries of doling them out.

The biggest blow was dealt by the normally reliable Brits, whose parliament stunned Obama on Thursday by voting down prime minister David Cameron's proposal to join the attack on Bashar Assad's government".

It is a response endemic in a country whose parliament is spearheaded by two polar-opposite parties who each hijack particular words or phrases - "(no) surrender", "unity" - to talk to their respective communities.

This was duly given; by the Parliament of Australia, which was at the time in session, and by the governments of the other Dominions, whose parliaments were in recess.

The rapidly integrating European Union, a unique supranational body whose European Parliament was gradually growing in power, provided an example to the world of how a multi-nation parliament can evolve and function.

It is worth talking about Norway, whose own parliament labelled its non-membership of the EU "a democratic disaster".

At one meeting in October 1853, he shared the platform with John B. Horsfall and Chartist leader Ernest Jones, whose Labour Parliament Grimshaw was involved in the following year as one of the two delegates from Preston, along with Wallace Beever.

Mr President, I would like to start by thanking the European Commission for its work, which has led to an improvement in the situation of Professor Saad Eddin Ibrahim, whose release Parliament had called for.