MPs enjoy parliamentary immunity.

Should the constitution establish a presidential or parliamentary system?

In fact, only the Socialists refused to vote for the parliamentary resolution.

The draft constitution would transform Egypt into a parliamentary republic.

Politics The 1993 constitution defines the form of government as a democratic unicameral republic.

That I won't filibuster your show anymore.

From April to December 1998 he was the leader of the party.

NARA National Aliens Registration Authority.

Fortunately, Egyptian and Tunisian democratic activists and theorists are actively debating the parliamentary alternative.

Those who established and developed parliamentary democracy in Britain knew this very well.

Transition During the Breakup of Yugoslavia in 1990, the form of government peacefully changed from socialist state to parliamentary democracy.

Most, especially in Europe, are professional politicians with no experience apart from working the levers of party machines.

Gone, for the most part, are the colorful rogues and public spirited idealists who used to liven up parliamentary politics.

He had a difficult relationship with his eldest son, Frederick, who supported the parliamentary opposition.

... firing started all over the place ... that was one of the most dramatic scenes I have ever seen.

Anyone who supports parliamentary democracy based on a constitution should never ignore the plight of refugees.

When the policy document was discussed in Parliament in December 2002, the plan of action received broad parliamentary support.

The Congress adopts recommendations and opinions on the issues of its concern and presents them to the Committee of the Ministers and or the Parliamentary Assembly.

The official parliament daily agenda for the session of February 11 suddenly included at least five emergency legislative amendments.

The church of St Margaret, Westminster Abbey, is situated in the grounds of Westminster Abbey on Parliament Square, and is the Anglican parish church of the House of Commons of the United Kingdom in London.

BERLIN Germany s current parliamentary election campaign looks like a front running contender for the title of the most boring in the history of the Federal Republic.

The Chilean courts allowed these cases to proceed by stripping Pinochet of his parliamentary immunity and endorsing a legal theory to bypass the amnesty.

Despite his radical views, Corbyn won the battle to lead Labour and hence Britain s parliamentary opposition, with nearly 60 of the vote.

He was appointed by the head of state the Governor General until 1961 and the State President after South Africa became a republic in 1961).

At that point, the constituent assembly and government could decide whether to switch to a presidential form of government or establish a parliamentary system on a permanent basis.

The Court reserved the right to add unwritten principles to the Constitution, thereby entrenching them and granting them constitutional supremacy (in this case, they added parliamentary privilege to the Constitution).

Many of its candidates seek office not to work for Ukraine s betterment, but to gain parliamentary immunity from prosecution.

Widely unnoticed, Iraqi Sunni and Shia centralists have managed in the last couple of months to form a united parliamentary platform that leaves sectarian tensions behind.

Mr. NALBANDOV (Georgia) said that the drafting of a bill on the protection of the rights of national minorities had been recommended by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe when Georgia had become a member of that organization.

In 1996 he led the parliamentary campaign of the then ruling New Korea Party (NKP), which merged with another party to become the current Grand National Party (GNP) in 1997.

The commission will conduct a comprehensive analysis of the actions by the Government of Uzbekistan and the security structures and make a legal assessment of them and will also systematically inform the Parliament and the public, inter alia, through the mass media, about the course of the investigation.

In democracies, courts are heard, and obeyed, even if their judgements affect the original parliamentary power of the purse, as in recent German cases concerning the pension entitlements of particular groups.

At this election Sri Lanka apos s ninth since independence the people voted overwhelmingly, reaffirming their faith in parliamentary democracy, in fundamental freedoms and in the rule of law.

One of the main platforms of Prime Minister Arthur for the 2003 elections was his promise to transform the country into a Parliamentary republic, replacing Queen Elizabeth II with a Barbadian President as Head of State.

Thomas Oppermann, the MP who heads the parliamentary panel that oversees intelligence, said that if there were an opportunity to hear Mr Snowden as a witness without bringing him into danger and completely ruining relations with the US, it should be taken.