Definition of parliamentary in English:

parliamentary

adjective ˌpɑːləˈmɛnt(ə)riˌpɑrləˈmɛn(t)əri

Relating to, enacted by, or suitable for a parliament.
a parliamentary candidate
parliamentary legislation
Example sentencesExamples
- We got a quarter of the vote in both parliamentary constituencies in the London borough of Newham.
- The group is one of the largest country parliamentary groups in Westminster.
- He says he can serve his council constituents, while performing parliamentary duties.
- We are at the stage of the parliamentary process known as the third reading of this bill.
- It is clearly based on equal numbers of constituents within the parliamentary seat.
- He stood as a candidate in four parliamentary elections, but without success.
- The real crisis is that we have a government that pays scant respect to parliamentary democracy.
- The disclosure prompted a parliamentary investigation and a government review.
- Every Westminster and Scottish parliamentary seat is won by the party and won by a mile.
- The politics of parliamentary democracy are not as monolithic as you represent them.
- It needs to be gutted and to have its parliamentary representation evicted.
- Many turned to advocating parliamentary reform when they got so little from parliament.
- Each parliamentary year, the government has time for perhaps no more than twenty major bills.
- We live in a parliamentary democracy that has no counterpart outside the Houses of Parliament.
- He stated that a democratic federal pluralistic and parliamentary state should also be set up.
- His comments came in a parliamentary debate on the Government's energy policy.
- Two prospective parliamentary candidates had added their voices to the debate.
- In a parliamentary democracy, of course, changes of government are not unusual.
- He can then appeal to all those who have been let down by the parliamentary left and the parliamentary right.
- He is quite simply unfit to be a parliamentary representative in a democratic society.
Synonyms
legislative, law-making, lawgiving, deliberative, governmental, congressional, senatorial, democratic, elected, representative

Definition of parliamentary in US English:

parliamentary

adjectiveˌpɑrləˈmɛn(t)əriˌpärləˈmen(t)ərē

Relating to, enacted by, or suitable for a parliament.
parliamentary legislation
Example sentencesExamples
- He stated that a democratic federal pluralistic and parliamentary state should also be set up.
- He stood as a candidate in four parliamentary elections, but without success.
- It is clearly based on equal numbers of constituents within the parliamentary seat.
- It needs to be gutted and to have its parliamentary representation evicted.
- Each parliamentary year, the government has time for perhaps no more than twenty major bills.
- The disclosure prompted a parliamentary investigation and a government review.
- He can then appeal to all those who have been let down by the parliamentary left and the parliamentary right.
- We live in a parliamentary democracy that has no counterpart outside the Houses of Parliament.
- In a parliamentary democracy, of course, changes of government are not unusual.
- His comments came in a parliamentary debate on the Government's energy policy.
- We got a quarter of the vote in both parliamentary constituencies in the London borough of Newham.
- The group is one of the largest country parliamentary groups in Westminster.
- Every Westminster and Scottish parliamentary seat is won by the party and won by a mile.
- He says he can serve his council constituents, while performing parliamentary duties.
- Two prospective parliamentary candidates had added their voices to the debate.
- The real crisis is that we have a government that pays scant respect to parliamentary democracy.
- He is quite simply unfit to be a parliamentary representative in a democratic society.
- Many turned to advocating parliamentary reform when they got so little from parliament.
- The politics of parliamentary democracy are not as monolithic as you represent them.
- We are at the stage of the parliamentary process known as the third reading of this bill.
Synonyms
legislative, law-making, lawgiving, deliberative, governmental, congressional, senatorial, democratic, elected, representative

单词	parliamentary
释义	Definition of parliamentary in English: parliamentary adjective ˌpɑːləˈmɛnt(ə)riˌpɑrləˈmɛn(t)əri Relating to, enacted by, or suitable for a parliament. a parliamentary candidate parliamentary legislation Example sentencesExamples We got a quarter of the vote in both parliamentary constituencies in the London borough of Newham. The group is one of the largest country parliamentary groups in Westminster. He says he can serve his council constituents, while performing parliamentary duties. We are at the stage of the parliamentary process known as the third reading of this bill. It is clearly based on equal numbers of constituents within the parliamentary seat. He stood as a candidate in four parliamentary elections, but without success. The real crisis is that we have a government that pays scant respect to parliamentary democracy. The disclosure prompted a parliamentary investigation and a government review. Every Westminster and Scottish parliamentary seat is won by the party and won by a mile. The politics of parliamentary democracy are not as monolithic as you represent them. It needs to be gutted and to have its parliamentary representation evicted. Many turned to advocating parliamentary reform when they got so little from parliament. Each parliamentary year, the government has time for perhaps no more than twenty major bills. We live in a parliamentary democracy that has no counterpart outside the Houses of Parliament. He stated that a democratic federal pluralistic and parliamentary state should also be set up. His comments came in a parliamentary debate on the Government's energy policy. Two prospective parliamentary candidates had added their voices to the debate. In a parliamentary democracy, of course, changes of government are not unusual. He can then appeal to all those who have been let down by the parliamentary left and the parliamentary right. He is quite simply unfit to be a parliamentary representative in a democratic society. Synonyms legislative, law-making, lawgiving, deliberative, governmental, congressional, senatorial, democratic, elected, representative Definition of parliamentary in US English: parliamentary adjectiveˌpɑrləˈmɛn(t)əriˌpärləˈmen(t)ərē Relating to, enacted by, or suitable for a parliament. parliamentary legislation Example sentencesExamples He stated that a democratic federal pluralistic and parliamentary state should also be set up. He stood as a candidate in four parliamentary elections, but without success. It is clearly based on equal numbers of constituents within the parliamentary seat. It needs to be gutted and to have its parliamentary representation evicted. Each parliamentary year, the government has time for perhaps no more than twenty major bills. The disclosure prompted a parliamentary investigation and a government review. He can then appeal to all those who have been let down by the parliamentary left and the parliamentary right. We live in a parliamentary democracy that has no counterpart outside the Houses of Parliament. In a parliamentary democracy, of course, changes of government are not unusual. His comments came in a parliamentary debate on the Government's energy policy. We got a quarter of the vote in both parliamentary constituencies in the London borough of Newham. The group is one of the largest country parliamentary groups in Westminster. Every Westminster and Scottish parliamentary seat is won by the party and won by a mile. He says he can serve his council constituents, while performing parliamentary duties. Two prospective parliamentary candidates had added their voices to the debate. The real crisis is that we have a government that pays scant respect to parliamentary democracy. He is quite simply unfit to be a parliamentary representative in a democratic society. Many turned to advocating parliamentary reform when they got so little from parliament. The politics of parliamentary democracy are not as monolithic as you represent them. We are at the stage of the parliamentary process known as the third reading of this bill. Synonyms legislative, law-making, lawgiving, deliberative, governmental, congressional, senatorial, democratic, elected, representative
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