parliamentary council

In 1948, he was made president of the parliamentary council which drew up a constitution for the three western zones of Germany.

The Allies' representatives asked the Parliamentary council drafting a constitution to accept the statute.

A parliamentary council rules in Luthadel, and there are others like it in every city I've brought into my empire.

I will need access to the city and its resources, and we will need to discuss setting up a parliamentary council.

The culture of denazification strongly influenced the parliamentary council charged with drawing up a constitution for those occupation zones that would become West Germany.

When the first cabinet Bratteli held office between 1971 and 1972, Hansen became leader of the Labour Party parliamentary council.

A finished bill must therefore be approved or scrutinised by the sponsoring department and minister, parliamentary council and LP.

The formal leadership of the Sámi Parliamentary Council rotates between the Presidents.

The tabling of the Commons motion was a clear response to Labour's rejection this week of the Scottish parliamentary council proposal.

"Captain Picard, Commander Sela--over the next few days, our parliamentary council will speak with you together and separately.

In 1948/49 Suhr was a deputy at the Herrenchiemsee convention and the Parlamentarischer Rat (parliamentary council) to draft a new German constitution.

Instead of a Constituent Assembly, a 'Parliamentary Council' met in Bonn in September 1948 to devise,not a constitution but a 'Basic Law'.

Parliamentary council must draft the legislation clearly to minimise possibility of legal challenge and to fit the bill in with existing UK, European Union and delegated legislation.

Moltesen continued as a Folketing member, and was the head of the parliamentary Council on Foreign Affairs until 1932, when he resigned due to disagreement with the military policies of the government.

"You'll notice that I have given the skaa freedom in my lands, and given the nobility a parliamentary council by which they have a hand in ruling the city in which they live."

This was the reason why the museum was used by the Parlamentarischer Rat (English: parliamentary council), the predecessor to the West German Parliament, for its opening session on September 1, 1948.

Compared to the ten member Constitutional Council, which made approval of names of nominees to the independent committees/commissions mandatory; the Parliamentary Council has powers only to recommend persons to the independent committees.

However, the chairwoman of the Scottish Labour Party, Johann Lamont, ruled out support for a Scottish parliamentary council and was heckled when criticising the SNP's action in voting with the Government last week.

Mr Wallace acknowledged that his own ideas for a Scottish parliamentary council were unlikely to proceed, but a campaign for a multi-option referendum was 'the only thing we can all unite on as it encompasses all our differences'.

So on Wednesday night, Mr. Hodac pulled the plug, putting up on the screen a defensively worded slide about the protesters and saying there would be no broadcasts until the parliamentary council decided in favor of the rebels or the management.

The Labour agenda will contrast with the proposal by the Scottish Trades Union Congress general secretary, Campbell Christie, for a Scottish parliamentary council, which is supported by the SNP and the Liberal Democrats.

The parliamentary council plan is supported in a confidential SNP document calling for a demonstration - larger than the European summit protest by 25,000 people - in April as a forerunner to the first sitting of a 'recalled' Scottish parliament.

The Parlamentarischer Rat (Parliamentary Council) included the eternity clause in its Basic Law specifically to prevent a new "legal" pathway to a dictatorship as was the case in the Weimar Republic with the Enabling Act of 1933.

Adenauer was chairman of the parliamentary council which drafted the constitution and the basic law for the new state and, with the success of his party in the 1949 elections - he was a Christian Democrat - he was the obvious candidate for chancellor.

The Labour leader, John Smith, is believed to have told the Scottish leadership not to support any efforts to set up a Scottish parliamentary council and Mr Clarke's proposals are intended to maintain Lib Dem support for the convention.