EE7.5 - References for parliament

Pa > References for ‘parliament’

See also: parks · párla · párlám · parlance · parley · parliamentarian · parliamentary · párlimeńt́, parliment · Parma · Parmánna

Various Occupations (1)

[12] There was a time when lawyers had [...] day I may be elected a member of parliament or even become a minister. If [...] in the name of public service.

Under the Fathomless Depths of the Blue Sea (3)

[198] The chief ghost was about to reply [...] an important member of the ghost parliament, that is, he was an MP. The MP [...] and delivered a spirited lecture:

[205] “Dear friends! The demands [...] servant, to convey these demands to parliament. It is true that the State is [...] just one month the July sitting of parliament will convene. At that time I shall [...] least, with my best efforts.”

The Vipra Age (1)

[250] Because rich people have the opportunity [...] the people to become members of parliament. It is therefore not possible [...] the present democratic structure.

The True Nature of Bhakti (1)

[7] There is a story that once a poor [...] “I’m just on my way to Parliament. On reaching there I’ll table [...] continually fooling people in this way.

The Significance of Language (2)

[23] In India if you are not Hindi or English speaking you cannot speak in the national parliament and you cannot answer questions [...] language or in Hindi or English.

[26] Parliament means an important talk. Why is [...] is the first letter pronounced.

The Short History of Ireland (1)

[1] The British Parliament – the Upper House or the [...] English is not their natural tongue.

Tantra and Its Effect on Society (1)

[31] Personalities of intermediate category [...] government (by making the crown or the parliament a puppet in their hand); though [...] accepted [autocracy] wholeheartedly.

Some Different Forms of Government – Excerpt B (1)

[5] Of the federal states in the world, [...] executive power is vested with the parliament or the prime minister. Where there [...] electorate, which resembles a plebiscite.

Social Justice for Women (1)

[22] Due to ideological extravagance, [...] few women ministers or members of parliament will serve as glaring examples [...] society is not so easy or so cheap.

Social Justice (2)

[23] There are many people who sentimentally think that if a few women are made ministers or members of parliament they will serve as shining examples [...] is neither so easy nor so cheap.

[40] The main feature of what, in the [...] take up the cause of others in parliament, they can accomplish two things [...] pronouncements with bowed heads?

Social Discourses (1)

[291] There are many who think that a few women who are made ministers or members of parliament will serve as the shining examples [...] is neither so easy nor so cheap.

(2)

[13] SOME [...] guvment parliament [...] is used for "speaking". Hence parliament means "a place for speaking". [...] possessive suffix. –Eds.

Requirements of an Ideal Constitution (21)

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Questions and Answers [on Society] – 4 (1)

[19] In the past, in the Bengal parliament, there were 250 seats. Representatives [...] minority, but a strong minority.

More on Suffixes and Prefixes (Discourse 6) (1)

[14] In English also the pronunciation [...] “colonel” is karnel. We write “parliament” but we read it párlimeńt́; [...] say fa-a-a-t́i, and so on.

Discourses on Prout (1)

[83] 3. The Proutists supporting the [...] helping them in occupying seats in parliament, assemblies, local self-governments, cooperative societies, etc.)

Compartmentalized Democracy (1)

[15] To provide a fearless and independent [...] ministers should remain confined to the parliament and they should not poke their [...] department will serve the people well.