Definition of royal assent in English:

royal assent

noun

mass noun

Assent of the sovereign to a Bill which has been passed by Parliament, and which thus becomes an Act of Parliament. Royal assent by the sovereign (in person or through commissioners of the Crown) is required before a Bill (or a Measure passed by the General Synod of the Church of England) can come into force as law, but it has not been withheld since 1707.
Example sentencesExamples
- In Scotland and in England royal assent was required in order to dissect the bodies of hanged felons.
- The royal assent to this shoddy measure is not a victory for the government, but a defeat for all the rest of us.
- The Bill received the royal assent, allowing the Ministers of Transport to sign agreement No.2 and the treaty on 17 November 1973.
- These bills have been presented to the governor-general for royal assent and will come into effect 28 days following his decision.
- On June 11, the First Nations Land Management Act passed in both houses of Parliment and royal assent will follow within the next month.
- No sooner had Bill 174 received royal assent, than the Canadian Union of Public Employees ordered the strikers to take down picket lines and report for work at their next scheduled shift.
- The bill received royal assent on Dec.18, but will not enter into force until a date determined by the government.
- The leader of the House of Commons said that if discussions with the opposition parties reached a satisfactory conclusion, 16 bills will have received royal assent.
- The role of the Queen here is meant to be symbolic, although every Bill that is passed in Parliament must have royal assent.
- The bill is then sent to the monarch for royal assent, which is invariably given.
- The new measures form part of the Cleaner Neighbourhoods and Environment Act, which was given royal assent last night along with the Disability Discrimination Act and the Drug Act.
- The bill then received royal assent to become law.
- The Bill to abolish foxhunting in Scotland received royal assent on Friday, becoming an Act days before MPs are due to vote on similar legislation for England and Wales.
- It will become law after Commissioner Peter Irniq gives it royal assent.
- The bill is due to receive royal assent this spring, and the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities has said that bringing the act into force a year after assent is granted would be a ‘reasonable and realistic timescale’.
- Construction started in September 1844, when the royal assent was granted.
- It seemed as if the August decrees could not have secured royal assent by any other means.
- Before receiving royal assent, bills must also be discussed by the House of Lords.
- Those changes come into force the day after the date on which the bill receives royal assent.
- The 1993 Act received the royal assent and came into force on 1 July 1993.

单词	royal assent
释义	Definition of royal assent in English: royal assent noun mass noun Assent of the sovereign to a Bill which has been passed by Parliament, and which thus becomes an Act of Parliament. Royal assent by the sovereign (in person or through commissioners of the Crown) is required before a Bill (or a Measure passed by the General Synod of the Church of England) can come into force as law, but it has not been withheld since 1707. Example sentencesExamples In Scotland and in England royal assent was required in order to dissect the bodies of hanged felons. The royal assent to this shoddy measure is not a victory for the government, but a defeat for all the rest of us. The Bill received the royal assent, allowing the Ministers of Transport to sign agreement No.2 and the treaty on 17 November 1973. These bills have been presented to the governor-general for royal assent and will come into effect 28 days following his decision. On June 11, the First Nations Land Management Act passed in both houses of Parliment and royal assent will follow within the next month. No sooner had Bill 174 received royal assent, than the Canadian Union of Public Employees ordered the strikers to take down picket lines and report for work at their next scheduled shift. The bill received royal assent on Dec.18, but will not enter into force until a date determined by the government. The leader of the House of Commons said that if discussions with the opposition parties reached a satisfactory conclusion, 16 bills will have received royal assent. The role of the Queen here is meant to be symbolic, although every Bill that is passed in Parliament must have royal assent. The bill is then sent to the monarch for royal assent, which is invariably given. The new measures form part of the Cleaner Neighbourhoods and Environment Act, which was given royal assent last night along with the Disability Discrimination Act and the Drug Act. The bill then received royal assent to become law. The Bill to abolish foxhunting in Scotland received royal assent on Friday, becoming an Act days before MPs are due to vote on similar legislation for England and Wales. It will become law after Commissioner Peter Irniq gives it royal assent. The bill is due to receive royal assent this spring, and the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities has said that bringing the act into force a year after assent is granted would be a ‘reasonable and realistic timescale’. Construction started in September 1844, when the royal assent was granted. It seemed as if the August decrees could not have secured royal assent by any other means. Before receiving royal assent, bills must also be discussed by the House of Lords. Those changes come into force the day after the date on which the bill receives royal assent. The 1993 Act received the royal assent and came into force on 1 July 1993.
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