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majority , duly whipped , can carry through public legislation , but a majority supporting a Private Member's Bill can- not get its way ? —I would not assent to your last proposition . It all depends on the keenness .
majority , duly whipped , can carry through public legislation , but a majority supporting a Private Member's Bill can- not get its way ? —I would not assent to your last proposition . It all depends on the keenness .
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While the majority of these must be chosen by the Government or the official Opposition front bench , there are several subjects of importance which leaders of no Party are anxious to discuss . The majority of the time saved by making ...
While the majority of these must be chosen by the Government or the official Opposition front bench , there are several subjects of importance which leaders of no Party are anxious to discuss . The majority of the time saved by making ...
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Of course , a government will always protect itself against obstruction ; it has the power of the majority . The system under which we work has been described in this way , that the majority must have its way and the minority must have ...
Of course , a government will always protect itself against obstruction ; it has the power of the majority . The system under which we work has been described in this way , that the majority must have its way and the minority must have ...
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1958 |
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