“But he is not impressed by the track record of the Scottish parliament on business.”

“He was not resigning and would instead table a vote of confidence in parliament on Thursday.”

“This new borough was also endowed with land, the income from which was used to pay the salaries of two burgesses at parliament.”

“The parliamentarian presented a compelling argument during the committee meeting as a member of the elected National Legislative Assembly.”

“Between the uncircumscribed freedom of parliamentarism and a presidentialism that resembles monarchism, the latter is preferable.”

“Naturally enough, the criticisms of the syndicalists are leveled chiefly against political action, parliamentarism, and statism.”

“This is why some observers argue that German parliamentarism has degenerated.”

“Neither the candidates nor the people seem to know what is expected of them as parliamentarians or as members of legislatures.”

“In May 1645 Prince Rupert captured Leicester, forcing the parliamentarians to raise the siege of Oxford.”

“It requires a lot of effort and commitment to act in good faith as responsible parliamentarians and leaders of this country.”

“The governors would be elected by regional parliaments rather than by popular elections as is the case now.”

“Committees must be adequately resourced, an important reason why parliaments should have control of their budgets.”

“Both British and Irish parliaments became more relaxed about placing their proceedings in the public domain as the century advanced.”