英语词汇“parliamentary procedure”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

parliamentary procedure

noun

1A rule that defines how a particular situation is to be handled, or a particular outcome achieved, in a legislature or deliberative body.They have marched here many times before in large numbers before, but this time many recognized parliamentary arithmetic and parliamentary procedures are against them....

That legislation will allow the proper parliamentary procedure to occur, and submissions will be able to be heard not in 28 days but in a time that is appropriate to hear them properly, so that we can have well-considered legislation.
He had spent a political lifetime trying to instil the habits of democracy in his people - a disdain for dictators, a respect for parliamentary procedures, an abiding faith in the constitutional system.

2Parliamentary law.This was ‘turning parliamentary procedure on its head,’ he fulminated and anyway, look at the press gallery - hadn't the Presiding Officer himself been leaking and briefing himself?...

This is too important to be left to parliamentary procedure and must be given to the people.
Moreover, it had seemed to him during last November's abortion debate that Flood-Beaubrun had behaved in a manner more in keeping with parliamentary procedure than had her colleagues.

单词	parliamentary procedure
释义	parliamentary procedure noun 1A rule that defines how a particular situation is to be handled, or a particular outcome achieved, in a legislature or deliberative body.They have marched here many times before in large numbers before, but this time many recognized parliamentary arithmetic and parliamentary procedures are against them.... That legislation will allow the proper parliamentary procedure to occur, and submissions will be able to be heard not in 28 days but in a time that is appropriate to hear them properly, so that we can have well-considered legislation. He had spent a political lifetime trying to instil the habits of democracy in his people - a disdain for dictators, a respect for parliamentary procedures, an abiding faith in the constitutional system. 2Parliamentary law.This was ‘turning parliamentary procedure on its head,’ he fulminated and anyway, look at the press gallery - hadn't the Presiding Officer himself been leaking and briefing himself?... This is too important to be left to parliamentary procedure and must be given to the people. Moreover, it had seemed to him during last November's abortion debate that Flood-Beaubrun had behaved in a manner more in keeping with parliamentary procedure than had her colleagues.
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