议会的例句大全

The issue will come under the spotlight when parliament reassembles.

等议会重开的时候，这个问题将成为焦点。

the sovereignty of Parliament

议会至高无上的权威

And the bickering, slothful Congress seemed likely to pass some important legislation quickly.

而平时众人眼里总是充斥着争吵和怠惰的议会也将迅速通过一些重要的立法.

The House will give short shrift to the bill.

议会对此案将不予考虑.

Parliamentary leaders agreed to take all such decisions by a show of hands.

议会领导人同意所有这样的决定都要举手表决。

The assembly had been shorn of its legislative powers.

议会被剥夺了立法权.

They urged parliament to approve plans for their reform programme...

他们敦促议会批准他们的改革方案。

The House of Lords is the Upper House of the British Parliament.

贵族院就是英国议会的上院.

As the District Council elections just ended, has your demand for universal suffrage increased or decreased?

区议会选举刚刚结束, 你对普选既诉求增加左定减少左?

A compulsory tax or payment exacted by some English sovereigns without the consent of Parliament.

由某些英国国王未经议会同意而制定的一种强制税或付款.

Every party is united on the need for parliamentary democracy...

各党派一致认为有必要实行议会民主。

It is a great honor for me to speak in this august chamber of the Pakistani Parliament.

应邀在巴基斯坦议会这个庄严的殿堂发表演讲，我深感荣幸。

This is something members of the European Parliament should think about.

这一研究结果值得欧洲议会成员的深思.

Getting elected to the council was a walkaway.

入选议会是件容易事.

Parliament is supreme authority.

议会是最高权力机构.

In the decades from the early years of the revolution to the Glorious Revolution, the King took uncooperative strategies against the Parliament.

从革命初期到“光荣革命”前的几十年中，先是国王对议会采取不合作策略；

The limited monarchy which resulted from the Glorious Revolution of 1688 ensured that the powerful economic interests in the community could exert their influence over Government policy.

1688年光荣革命限制了君主的权力，这使得强大的经济利益集团能对议会政策施加影响。

Decision which has been approved by parliament and so become law.

经议会批准并已成为法律的决定.

European Parliament election results to sterling rate in particular, under enormous pressure.

欧洲议会选举结果给英镑汇率带来尤其沉重的压力.

MORE than two centuries ago, the liberal philosopher Edmund Burke delivered a bracing warning to voters in Bristol, who had just elected him to Parliament.

两个多世纪前，自由主义哲学家埃德蒙·伯克向布里斯托刚刚推举他去议会的选民们传达了一个令全英人民振奋的警告。