Phrases with «parliamentary recess»

A parliamentary recess is a break or vacation that members of parliament take from their duties. During this time, they are not required to attend sessions or participate in legislative activities. It allows them to have some time off or devote attention to other matters. Full definition

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parliamentary recess

Sentences with «parliamentary recess»

There's a danger to experiencing a news crisis during parliamentary recess. (politics.co.uk)
The government has already faced criticism for releasing key documents, often in large numbers, before parliamentary recess periods or at the end of a working week. (schoolsweek.co.uk)
He spoke to political sketcher writer Michael White and economist Noreena Hertz after they watched Quentin Letts» film on Parliamentary recesses. (bbc.com)
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Phrases with «parliamentary recess»

Sentences with «parliamentary recess»

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