parliamentary monarchy

After his assassination, parliamentary monarchy was put back in place.

Franco died in 1975 and Spain became a parliamentary monarchy.

Many members of political parties and organizations support constitutional parliamentary monarchy in Serbia.

However, concerning with Japanese situation, he pointed out the importance of parliamentary monarchy.

"With a parliamentary monarchy, each four years you can change the prime minister, but there is always stability in the state.

Thus, in the state's time of rupture, the existing legal structures were used to create a parliamentary monarchy.

The point is that by its nature the British parliamentary monarchy exists only in Britain.

But to legitimate, the parliamentary monarchy he needed a constitution to regulate and guarantee the new political regime.

In the early 20th century universal suffrage was introduced and the country became a de facto parliamentary monarchy.

Concessions had to be made to these, so by the senatus-consulte of September 8, 1869 a parliamentary monarchy was substituted for personal government.

The Kingdom of Spain is, under its 1978 Constitution, a parliamentary monarchy.

"Our demands are legitimate and they have not changed: a parliamentary monarchy and more social justice," said Mahfoud.

Politically, they support the view that constitutional parliamentary monarchy would be the ultimate solution for stability, unity and continuity.

In 1978 the Cortes passed a new constitution that made Spain a parliamentary monarchy with no official religion.

On the contrary, the lack of responsibility of the monarch continues to exist under present-day parliamentary monarchies.

In 1975, it was replaced by a new Instrument of Government, which made Sweden also formally a parliamentary monarchy.

Constitutional monarchies are sometimes referred to as crowned republics or parliamentary monarchies.

Form of government: parliamentary monarchy (Commonwealth realm)

Their political ideal was a parliamentary monarchy, as represented by the medieval Zemsky Sobors.

The Commonwealth of Australia is an independent federal parliamentary monarchy within the Commonwealth.

Members of Tradition und Leben believe that Germany should become a democratic parliamentary monarchy.

Example 1 (parliamentary monarchy): Article 96 of the Constitution of Belgium:

In 1868, the chiefs and orators loyal to Laupepa instituted a government based on the Western notion of parliamentary monarchy.

Many others are true democrats, wishing France could have a parliamentary monarchy like the ones of the United Kingdom or Spain.

Charles X favoured absolute monarchy and distrusted Puisaye, who advocated parliamentary monarchy.