Traducciones de „prorogation“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

prorogation [prəʊrəʊˈgeɪʃən, ingl. am. proʊroʊ-] SUST. POL.

prorogation

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inglés

Prorogation prevented the parliamentary committee from continuing to probe the issue.

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For that reason, prorogation should be made subject to legislative controls.

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However, in the three decades prior to his 2009 prorogation the average was just 22 days.

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His spokesman stated that the 63-day gap between sessions was less than the average prorogation of 151 days since 1867.

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At the same time, arbitrary use of the power of prorogation can unbalance the very fragile balance of power that exists between the different parts of government.

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Or maybe all of those bad feelings about prorogation have just melted away with the snow.

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He pleaded ignorance of the distinction between prorogation and dissolution and was allowed to take his seat.

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All were slowed by prorogation or died when elections were called.

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Prorogation is a necessary action, including in situations where governments need to stop and refocus.

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I repeat, the prorogation maneouvre was also legal and in accordance with law.

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