British parliament

常见例句

In 1768, an anonymous country gentleman wrote a letter to the British Parliament commenting on this moral factor.
1768年，一位匿名的乡绅给英国议会写了一封信，就此道德问题做出了评论。
LONDON (AFP) — Queen Elizabeth II’s speech in the British parliament Tuesday may have been routine but at least nobody got bored to death. That would have been against the law.
伦敦(法新社)消息：英国女王伊丽莎白二世本周二在英国议会的讲演可能枯燥乏味，但至少没有人厌烦得要死，因为那样会违反法律。
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Yergin is a Churchillian. He argues that we should consider all possible energy sources, the way Winston Churchill considered oil when he spoke to the British Parliament in 1913.
他争论说人类应该考虑所有一切可能的能源资源，这正是威斯顿·丘吉尔在1913年在英国议会上的演讲时所讨论的观点。

The term is believed to have started in the British Parliament.
A British lawmaker told parliament in eighteen seventy that Englishmen were leaving their country, not because they wanted to, but because they had to.
The war was sold to his cabinet, to parliament and to the British people on the basis that Saddam Hussein was a dangerous man holding weapons of mass destruction (WMDs) that could be unleashed within 45 minutes.

If you find watching CSpan boring, just watch tapes of her defending her positions in the British Parliament.
FORBES: My Lunch With Lady Margaret Thatcher
My initial stomping ground was British Parliament, serving as Policy Director to the largest All Party Parliamentary Group.
FORBES: 'Old school energy, new world order'
Never mind that the British parliament had put a freeze on all Czech assets, to defend them against Nazi theft.
FORBES: Yes, Governments Do Steal Gold