prorogation en el diccionario PONS

Traducciones de prorogation en el diccionario inglés»español

prorogation [ˌprəʊrəʊˈgeɪʃən, ingl. am. ˌproʊroʊˈ-] SUST. POL.

prorogation

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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

This aspect of the private member's bill will render prorogation more legitimate in our parliamentary system.

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

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

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It is time the rules governing prorogation changed.

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Between 1867 and 2010 the average period of prorogation was 151 days.

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Where prorogation is routine (e.g., breaking up a legislative agenda), securing the necessary support should not be a challenge.

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In many legislatures, prorogation causes all orders of the body bills, motions, etc. to be expunged.

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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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I think you mean dissolution of parliament, not prorogation.

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This was during the prorogation of the parliament.

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