parliamentary deputy

People, he said, did not seem to understand just what a parliamentary deputy was supposed to be able to do.

At least a third of parliamentary deputies have their own businesses.

In May 2006, a group of parliamentary deputies proposed a different draft bill.

Parliamentary deputies present were from the centre-right or the right.

Over four-fifths of the parliamentary deputies belonged to the governing parties.

Some political scientists have argued an imperative mandate would limit the freedom of parliamentary deputies.

For his first political appointment he was elected as parliamentary deputy in 1915 and he served until 1929.

There was no immediate indication of how much opposition there will be among parliamentary deputies.

The new parliamentary deputies seemed to listen.

After the war, Diagne embarked on an administrative career in addition to his responsibilities as a parliamentary deputy.

He is also a parliamentary deputy of Inezgane.

The terms of basic party organization officers are limited to 5 years, and those of parliamentary deputies to 12 years.

The investigation was instigated by a journalist who is also a parliamentary deputy from the party loyal to the Kremlin.

"The fighters will get a response but this will not be a full-scale military action," he assured a group of parliamentary deputies today.

(Parliamentary deputies are also standing for election on Friday and Saturday.)

Not long ago, Parliamentary deputies were heroes who challenged the mighty Soviet Union.

Six parliamentary deputies faced criminal prosecution once their parliamentary immunity had been removed.

According to a study conducted by Opora parliamentary deputies did not work for 53 days during the first hundred days in this (7th) session.

He was also head of the University of People's Friendship and a parliamentary deputy.

He has quit the Greek Communist Party he served as a parliamentary deputy.

On the contrary, secrets of the former Soviet Union have been revealed by journalists, parliamentary deputies and others, whether from state archives or other sources.

During a tense sit-in by dozens of parliamentary deputies that started in January and ended this month, people went about their business on the streets outside.

In 1886, Germany elected its first parliamentary deputy on an officially anti-Semitic platform; by 1893, there were sixteen.

He was governor of Logroño, parliamentary deputy, senator of the Cortes, and foreign minister.