Sentences with phrase «chairman of the committee baroness»

Chairman of the Committee Baroness Taylor of Bolton said: «The Sanctions and Anti-Money Laundering Bill grants unduly broad powers to ministers and establishes sanctions regimes that will be subject to less scrutiny and challenge than those that exist at present.

Chairman of the Committee Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws said: «The evidence that we received from four of the UK's most senior former judges highlighted the dangers of legal uncertainty post Brexit.

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Cue justified horror from Dale, much mocking from many bloggers and the moonbats sent a rambling letter collective response to Baroness Buscombe, self - importantly copied to Ben Bradshaw MP, the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport and John Whittingdale MP, Chairman Culture, Media and Sport Select Committee.

Baroness Taylor, the chairman of the Lords committee, was leader of the Commons when the Blair government ratified the Amsterdam Treaty that transferred powers from national governments to the European Parliament

Chairman of the Lords committee, Baroness Taylor was Labour leader of the Commons in 1997 when the Blair government ratified the Amsterdam Treaty.

Committee Chairman, Baroness Kennedy of The Shaws, said: «Sanctions are an important tool of foreign policy, which seek to influence through indirect means the behaviour of an offending State or organisation by impacting on their economy.