parliamentary year

As the parliamentary year closes today, all political leaders should offer their amen.

There are a number of opportunities in the Parliamentary year to examine the Government's record.

Since the start of our parliamentary year, we have on many occasions considered the problems linked to the use of drugs.

In his capacity of (formal) head of the Government he announces the plans for the new parliamentary year.

I therefore believe that we should review what has happened this year and reconsider our objectives for the parliamentary year ahead of us.

When the parliamentary year began again in October Charles was one of the names continually dropped by the political pundits.

The Speaker is elected at the beginning of each parliamentary year, on the fourth Monday in September.

The parliamentary year is opened on the third Tuesday of September with a joint session of the two houses.

At the end of that parliamentary year the Committee on Petitions has 823 petitions still outstanding.

Often a two-year period is covered by a Consolidated Fund Act, and roughly two or three are passed in each parliamentary year.

The State Opening of Parliament is the most colourful event of the Parliamentary year.

In many countries, APPGs must be registered every parliamentary year and must hold an annual general meeting.

Northern Ireland Grand Committee Debates by parliamentary year:

A Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill is brought in and passed at the end of the parliamentary year before the Summer recess.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the parliamentary year 1995-1996 was marked by the long procedure involved in electing the European Ombudsman.

Constitutionally, the monarch deals with the States-General in three areas: lawmaking, policy outlining at the opening of the parliamentary year and dissolution.

At the state opening of parliament each September, she delivered the Speech from the Throne, in which the government announces its plans for the coming parliamentary year.

Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, the Commission read the report on the activities of the Committee on Petitions during the parliamentary year 2002-2003 with great interest.

Article 65 states that the parliamentary year is opened on the third Tuesday of September (Prinsjesdag) by the King holding the Speech from the Throne.

Mr President, two weeks ago, I was in the Netherlands on 'Prince' s Day' , the opening of the new parliamentary year, when the government budget is presented.

In his final parliamentary year in 2008, he backed the Council of Europe's budget of 'additional resources allocated to the European Court of Human Rights'.

It is urgent that this set-up should be in place by 2005 and for that reason we have to do this in a single reading, given the complexities of the parliamentary year ahead.

Unable to stay out of the limelight, he was famous for sardonically "welcoming" Menzies back to Australia after his many three-month absences in England at the beginning of each parliamentary year.

The States-General meets in joint session at least once a year, at the opening of the parliamentary year, when the queen gives her Speech from the Throne on Prince's Day.

Please allow me to ask you collectively which of the things we proposed a year ago have been achieved, and how we are going to approach the parliamentary year now beginning during this critical phase in European integration.