Quotes About Parliament
I look forward to continuing the debate about Britain's future - in Parliament and across the country.
~ Theresa May
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The English are very proud of their Parliament, and week in, week out, century after century, they have pretty good cause to be.
~ Martha Gellhorn
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I do wonder if, in some places, the presence of large numbers of women in parliament means that parliament is where the power is not.
~ Mary Beard
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In the Afghan parliament, apparently, they disconnect the mics when they don't want to hear the women speak).
~ Mary Beard
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incensed Clemenceau angrily denounced Ferry for dragging France into this mess, which he charged that Parliament had not properly authorized. China, Clemenceau warned, had an "inexhaustible reservoir" of men, and fighting such a power would sap France of its manpower for years to come.
~ Unknown
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she studied his clothes, his top hat. "And you've just come from Parliament? How are you finding that?" "It's much like piracy. You tell your enemies that if they don't fall in line, you'll leave them to die.
~ Meljean Brook
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can't uganda survive without a parliament. that's the institution I have grown to hate so badly
~ Unknown
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One should never forget the main aim in a debate, inside and outside the organisations, in political rallies, in Parliament and other government structures, is that we should emerge from that debate, however sharp our differences might have been, stronger, closer and more united and confident that ever before.
~ Nelson Mandela
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The indications were that the House of Commons would vote for his impeachment
~ Unknown
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In Iran after the 1979 revolution, the Islamists reduced the minimum age of marriage for girls to nine. In 2000, under pressure from women's rights activists, the Iranian parliament voted to raise it to fifteen. However, the Council of Guardians, an anti-democratic oversight body dominated by traditional clerics, vetoed the reform, saying that the new ruling was contrary to Islamic law.
~ Nick Cohen
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He [Oliver Cromwell] in a furious manner, bid the Speaker leave his chair; told the house That they had sat long enough, unless they had done more good; and that it was not fit they should sit as a parliament any longer, and desired them to go away.
~ Oliver Cromwell
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quel fallito Club Finanziario che chiamano Unione Europea e che non si capisce a cosa serva fuorché a legittimare l'antiamericanismo quindi a spaccare in due l'Occidente, a imporci una stupidaggine detta Moneta Unica, a pagare eccessivi ed immeritati stipendi (esenti da tasse) ai membri del suo inetto e inutile Parlamento.
~ Oriana Fallaci
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Now that the House of Commons is trying to become useful, it does a great deal of harm.
~ Oscar Wilde
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One of my professors once told me that the last official act of the British monarchy was when Queen Victoria refused to sign a law that made same-sex acts illegal. It would have made me think more highly of her, except the reason she objected was because she didn't believe women would do anything like that. Parliament rewrote the law so it was specific to men, and she signed it. A tribute to enlightenment, Queen Victoria was not. Neither, as I have observed before, are werewolf packs.
~ Patricia Briggs
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One of my professors once told me that the last official act of the British monarchy was when Queen Victoria refused to sign a law that made same-sex acts illegal. It would have made me think more highly of her, except the reason she objected was because she didn't believe women would do anything like that. Parliament rewrote the law so it was specific to men, and she signed it. A tribute to enlightenment, Queen Victoria was not.
~ Patricia Briggs
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Everybody in the GE used secondaries. It was part of the culture now; socially acceptable. There had been many attempts by the Brussels parliament to legislate against it, and the Tax Bureau certainly did its best. But of course, if a method had been found to clear up people's finances and put them on a hundred per cent legitimate, transparent basis, it would have worked for everyone, politicians and tax officials included.
~ Peter F. Hamilton
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