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The bank executives pilloried by the UK's Treasury select committee of MPs were all exceptional people.

A number of Tory Mps began to say out loud that Sir Alec's image was not the right one to counter Wilson.

It is not enough to say bankers are paid "obscene" amounts of money compared to doctors, nurses, teachers (or MPs and journalists).

The caucus should be a forum in which MPs felt they had a right to raise issues in an open and frank way, she said.

Rural-based independent MPs now hold the balance of power and both leaders are "flat out like a lizard drinking" trying to win them over.

The Party, at least in the form of its MPs, have clearly expressed that business as usual a la Dr. Brown cannot continue.

There were signs that this lead would be followed by backbench MPs who feared a backlash from the public.

Most of his MPs understand that while much of the public may dislike the EU, they also distrust politicians who seem obsessed with it.

One of the MPs on the committee, Therese Coffey, said the evidence opened up a new line of inquiry.

Rebel MPs from his own Conservative party want to force a national referendum on whether to leave the European Union altogether.

Amid all the threats, MPs did not bother to ask questions about bin Laden.

For a time the news delighted labour MPs and trade union stalwarts: the city, at last, ws getting a taste of its own nasty medicine.

Earlier, Ugandan MPs voted unanimously to call on three senior government ministers, including the prime minister, to be suspended.

Unedifying was his claim that, since voters re-elected Congress in 2009, it was somehow irrelevant to ask whether MPs were bribed earlier.

Several Indian MPs raised the issue in parliament, calling it a conspiracy.

Lawson has been around long enough to see off pipsqueak MPs, even if their questions are, actually, quite valid.

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Labour MPs protested at the time that this applied to no other category of public expenditure.

Like other Conservative prime ministers before him, David Cameron is facing a major revolt from his own MPs over Europe.

And, with support for the Conservatives and Labour falling, the number of MPs elected by a minority of votes cast in their seat has risen.

At times the two Murdochs addressed the MPs as if they were a slightly dim MBA class.

However, I would be careful about drawing together the MPs' expenses row, bankers and phone-hackers in all this.

The loss of a minesweeper, at a time of rising tension in the Persian Gulf over Iran's nuclear programme, was questioned by opposition MPs.

The charity is teaming up with MPs to call for more money from Europe and the UK Government to go towards "planet-friendly" farming.

At a recent grassroots dialogue session, some non- Muslim MPs asked why Muslim women DID not shake hands.

Tory MPs are mostly cross that they did not win the last election outright.

MPs in the chamber, some of them from his own Labour tribe, implored the speaker to quit.

Even some MPs who do not stand to suffer complain that the new map does not respect the natural borders of local communities.

The decision came a day before he was due to be questioned in parliament about the alleged payment of bribes to pro-government MPs.

The move was intended to prop up crumbling public confidence in the political system after a week of revelations about MPs' expenses.

As the Times, another Murdoch paper, has correctly pointed out, British journalism is in its equivalent of the MPs expenses scandal.

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But many of his MPs and others in the party do not share his cuddly views on the NHS or relatively pragmatic stance on Europe.

Cabinet ministers, MPs, actors and sports stars were all targets of the private investigators.

The only people to have displayed raw emotion have been Australian MPs opposed to China's onslaught on their country's mining assets.

Public obedience to party lines with which MPs privately disagree is one flagrant example.

The MPS says it will cooperate with phone operators and service providers to cut off the roots of these mobile network-based porn sites.

A defiant Mr Martin presided over a rowdy chamber on Monday, facing down MPs calling on him to step down.

Only a handful of Conservative MPs voted for him as speaker: one constituent says he was chosen by Labour as a "practical joke" .

If Big Ben were to fall it would crash into MPs' offices over the road in Portcullis House.

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In more Ken Bates news, three Leeds MPs have had a meeting with the Treasury to urge them to challenge the insolvency deal.

Members of Parliament represent everyone who lives in their electoral district , even the people who did not vote for the MPs .

These differences inevitably lead to the appearance of "knowledge gap" , which affects the construction of an MPS in a negative way.

Most MPs explained their votes in terms of sweeping away once and for all the parties' powers of patronage.

Better to save that great accounting for a time when voters care about something bigger than the dodgy expenses of some errant MPs.

A recent report from MPs asked whether such a small contingent could do anything more than defend itself.

Border Guards are the paramilitary force of the MPS and are primarily concerned with monitoring the border and with internal security.

It started in 2003 as a research project and JetBrains developers have been using it for developing some of their new products.

The reason MPs are likely to stay on the straight and narrow is the fact that their claims will henceforward be published online.

Italians do not choose their MPs, voting instead for a list chosen by party leaders that can then be manipulated after the results are in.

The UK government needs to be less deferential towards the US and more willing to say no to Washington, a group of MPs have said.

And although some activists are calling for a cull, few MPs, even among the clean ones, have joined them.

The Daily Telegraph newspaper began last month to publish details of MPs' expense claims that have tarnished all the main political parties.

The number of MPs elected from each political party usually mirrors the party's share of all the votes across the country.

Many coalition MPs want every ESM rescue put to a parliamentary vote, which would make it unworkable.

Optimists, within Myanmar and without, think that these candidates might be able to improve national policies as MPs.

The story of Italy's extraordinary innovation in electing diaspora MPs is only one example of the world's growing diaspora consciousness.

That was bad enough, what with the nuisance of 300-odd years of precedent affirming the right of the press to report whatever MPs say or do.

More than once, Mr Osborne had to break off his speech whilst John Bercow, the Speaker, shushed shouting MPs.

If he cannot persuade enough MPs to endorse him, he too should give up his quest to be prime minister.

Montgomery, famously self-centred and arrogant, was roundly criticised by the British press and Opposition MPs in the House of Commons.

Working on the basis of the temporary limit set in July, a committee of MPs calculated that the cap would affect less than 1% of immigrants.

The head of the International Monetary Fund will later urge German MPs to agree to a rescue of the Greek economy.

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Yet only 23 MPs were "brave" enough to sign the "no confidence" motion that exhorted him to.

MPs passed a motion calling on George Osborne, the chancellor, to scrap plans to put up fuel duty in January in line with inflation.

Ed Miliband (pictured middle), the former energy secretary, already has many MPs on board and is likely to draw lots of second preferences.

This is known as the quota and is based on the number of votes in each electorate and the number of MPs to be elected.

A regulation on name registration drafted by the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) allows a baby to have the combined surname.

In the meantime the operation maintenance method and experience of MPS coal pulverizer were introduced as well.

The MPs blamed the leader of the house, Harriet Harman , for reviving a proposal that had been previously rejected by Labour MPs.

Intravenously administered MPS prevented formation of thrombi and prolonged the time required until occlusion of the irradiated vessels.

In response, News International rejected the allegations, accused the MPs of bias and said they had produced nothing new.

The Greek government has a narrow majority and is putting heavy pressure on its MPs to vote in favour of the programme.

Theinitiative may be endangering that fragile equilibrium, since the NDP's urbanand rural MPs have openly split over the bill.

There ought to be a way for MPs to be more precisely reimbursed for legitimate expenses.

Talk to any of the MPs from constituencies under the Heathrow flightpath and you will be struck by their fury.

On April 22nd the head of the exams regulator, who had resigned after the fiasco, told MPs that ministers had made him the fall guy.

All parties have agreed to interim reforms meanwhile, clamping down on what MPs can claim for.

Only 19. 3 per cent of MPs were women, placing the country in 70th place in terms of gender equality.

The courtroom was packed with relatives and supporters of the accused, as well as journalists, MPs and human rights observers.

Tory MPs, the press and voters already imagine Britain to be powerless in the face of EU diktats.

Dorries claimed that private polling has suggested that up to 80% of MPs could back the amendment.

In the elections due in November 70% of MPs will be elected via party lists which must include at least one woman.

After Mr Staines highlighted the comments, Conservative and Liberal Democrat MPs demanded he be questioned during the independent inquiry.

First, some opposition MPs wanted a brake on government, even if it might slow down their own party one day.

The comments come as French MPs hold hearings on whether to ban the garment, which covers the body from head to toe.

As he announced his U-turn, Mr Mukherjee expressed the hope that MPs would start passing laws again.

In recent studies an activation of the tissue factor pathway inhibitor (TFPI) could be shown after cutaneous application of MPS.

The MPs I knew well were even more effusive and I received dozens of supportive letters.

The new power would be overseen by judges and MPs, and would avowedly be invoked only in exceptional circumstances.

Following round-table meetings with supportive MPs and local authorities, it is working to put forward a bill in the Commons.

Nationwide the ID is tiny: in the last general election, in 2009, it got less than 1% of the vote, returning four MPs.

MPs from all three major parties condemned the firm's attempt to prevent the reporting of parliamentary proceedings.

But he has so far failed to persuade opposition MPs, who control the upper house of parliament, to approve his 92. 4tn yen spending plans.

Conservative MPs pounced on a remark that tax increases would be needed to plug the fiscal deficit.

After his failings on MPs' expenses (see article), it was painfully clear that he had to go.

A higher basic salary for MPs would have allowed most expenses and allowances to be abolished, they say.

But Mr Karzai might not settle for anything less than a political fix: ignoring the results and keeping the current MPs.

Independent MPs are those elected to represent a constituency without the backing of a political party.

After French and Belgian MPs voted to ban it, more bans on female (invariably Muslim) headgear will follow around the continent in 2011.

The chairman of the home affairs select committee has urged MPs to do more to protect children against the game.

Even some of the Conservative MPs who agree with the Lib Dems on control orders worry about their liberal line on crime.

Introduce proportional representation for MPs through a single transferable vote.

Many senior politicians thought Mr Martin misjudged the mood of MPs and the public, wasting his last opportunity to save his job.

A few, younger MPs have understood the Indian voter's deep despair over corruption in the delivery of public services.

What are the new products the JetBrains development team is using MPS as the modeling and development tool?

Many MPs believe that the response to the scandal could have been simpler.

Labour MPs look admiringly at America, where the horrors of September 2001 led not to attacks on Muslims but to an outbreak of flag-waving.

The end of the age of deference means we no longer hold elites such as judges, MPs, peers and bankers in such awe.

MPs called for Mr Morgan to be questioned on his involvement in any alleged illegal practices.

MPS officers in these BLOs have reportedly received training to help them better identify trafficking victims.

MPs warned that the statistics were open to misinterpretation and risked inflaming tensions in many British workplaces.

But I also suspect that, for some of the MPs, my story touched a nerve.

They will have an opportunity to do just that when they appear this week at Westminster to be quizzed by the Treasury committee of MPs.

The British House of Commons has elected a new Speaker following a scandal over MPs' expenses.

No fewer than 15 MDC MPs have been arrested on dubious charges since the unity government took office.

Last night, MPs condemned the payments as a 'bribe' and accused the unions of holding the public to ransom.

On the Tory side there are plenty of ministers as well as MPs who hanker still for the old rightwing certitudes of Thatcherism.

Gorden Brown and David Cameroon have urged MPs to respect demands for some expense claims to be paid back.

There is no constitutional bar to waiting until June 2010, by which time the recession and outrage over MPs' expenses may both have abated.

Her economics minister is a fan of the idea, as are many MPs in her own party.

What retribution will voters exact after finding out that they have been footing MPs' bills for everything from duck islands to tax advice?

It is time to draw some firm boundaries, in such a way that MPs are cut the slack they need to do their job.

The comments, made on his Facebook page, have provoked anger and embarrassment amongst Church of England members and MPs.

Nonetheless, many Liberal Democrat MPs are thought to be against reducing the limit.

The last independent MPs vanished from Russia's Duma in December 2007 - after what one western diplomat dubbed a "manicured" election.

The Prime Minister told MPs he has spoken to the US president and expects a statement from the White House soon.

Most MPs are aware that they must toe the party line or risk finding themselves banished from the list of election candidates.

Labour MPs and peers have given outgoing Prime Minister Tony Blair a steel-string acoustic guitar as a leaving present.

Tough regional figures, with loyal MPs in tow, can defy central leaders by threatening to break away.

Conservative ministers and MPs differ over timing (new treaties are not conjured up overnight, ministers have warned backbenchers).

A second would be to change the electoral law, allowing the voters to have a real say in choosing their MPs.

Apart from prospective students, the proposals will inflict the greatest discomfort on rank-and-file Lib Dem MPs.

One group of Tory MPs has suggested repatriating powers over criminal law, social policy, financial regulation, farming and fisheries.

Yet it was tabled in parliament only two weeks after MPs amended the media law in, by local standards, a relatively liberal way.

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In a rowdy session of Kuwait's parliament, even liberal MPs felt obliged to proclaim solidarity with Hizbullah.

If he is elected, he may struggle to find enough like-minded MPs to form a government in his image.

Julia Gillard will stay as Australia's prime minister after winning the backing of two key independent MPs.

In navigating the first tempest, he was accused by some of protecting those nearest to him while sacrificing more expendable MPs.

In a free vote, still more MPs would have voted for a referendum.

Deloitte, a consultancy, worries that reform will lead to a mess of overlapping county, district and parish councils, local MPs and mayors.

The polyvalent efficacy of MPS has been established in a large number of experimental and clinical studies.

Roman Vintoniv's decision to put on the suit was in protest at the sometimes farcical behavior of MPs at the parliament.

City bankers entertain clients and try to generate business by offering trips to brothels, MPs heard today.

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But he is tolerating dissent on this issue, and many Labour MPs (including former cabinet members) are taking the other side.

Most Tory MPs (and quite a few Labour ones) oppose changing FPTP, but Lib Dems hate it because it punishes smaller parties.

Sir Richard Branson has waded into the debate on plain cigarette packaging and urged MPs to back a bill on new tobacco control measures.

A few MPs abstained from voting at the end of the debate.

The leader of the political party with the most MPs becomes Prime Minister and forms a government that will manage the country.

The Whips are a small group of MPs appointed by their party leaders for discipline in their party.

Persuading voters that MPs are not so bad is a task that MPs themselves may be better placed to undertake.

But the truth is that Labour MPs are increasingly worried by the falling polls, and leadership speculation is inevitably beginning again.

Hinton tells MPs conducting an inquiry into the self-regulation of the press that Goodman acted alone.

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When the scandal over MPs' expenses erupted in 2009, he was quick to purge miscreants in his own party.

Labour MPs broke with precedent to applaud Martin last night after he announced the interim rules to tighten MPs' expenses and allowances.

i. e. cells, fibres and ground substance show an intense reddish-violet staining due to the deposition of MPS.

Some MPs want ambassadorial appointments to be opened to seat-less Tories.

All 155 of the party's MPs turned out for the roll-call vote.

To curb cronyism, all MPs, ministers and board members of state-funded institutions should register their and their families' assets.

Security? Get me a detachment of MPs here. This instant!

In general, mps can refer to each other as' the hon. member for. . . '; the speaker will refer to all mps as' hon. members'.

But under pressure from MPs for a cut, Mr Cameron's opening bid may now be his maximum concession.

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But Mr. Brown rejected calls for a snap general election, telling MPs this work to be done.

Someone putting themselves up for election. Once Parliament has been dissolved, there are no MPs, only candidates.

Local activists are unfussed about current Conservative MPs having to fight over the best new seats.

Peter Clarke, a former deputy assistant commissioner, backed him up, but MPs were unsympathetic. Mr Yates is under pressure to quit.

The internal security apparatus includes the Ministry of Public Security (MPS) and the State Security Department (SSD).

Mr Cameron has promised MPs that the euro crisis offers a golden opportunity to advance Britain's national interest.

David Cameron, addressing the House of Commons at his first Prime Minister's Questions, said that the thoughts of MPs were with the victims.

MPS inhibits superficial inflammatory pro- cesses. The anti-inflammatory action of MPS is clearly stronger than that of heparin.

It will introduce face-to-face "surgeries" for MPs, some of whom may be entitled to more help with staff costs than they realise.

Several banned MPs, some hoping to lead parties, will re-enter the field in 2012. But the rules of the game will need to be reset.

Mr Crone conveyed disdain for the MPs, particularly Tom Watson, the committee's toughest questioner.

And he should pamper his MPs: he may think he doesn't need them now, but he might soon.

Both parties are full of miscreant MPs; but Labour has borne the brunt of the public's fury.

On July 13th Sir Alan had a chance to defend himself and his fledgling organisation before the Treasury select committee of MPs.

A majority of MPs approved the measures that include an introduction of income tax for low-paid workers and pay cuts for civil servants.

Banking restrictions have earned the president the ire of merchants and MPs.

Aim: To apply urinalysis technique to diagnosis for Mucopolysaccharidosis (MPS).

The first level is represented by the MPS and is 'exploded' down to final assembly.

Though the motion would not bind the government, Conservative leaders want MPs to vote against a referendum.

Ahead of the debate, one archbishop said Catholic MPs who support IVF can count on excommunication.

The government has also arrested three MPs from the No campaign on charges of "hate speech" . One of them is the deputy minister for roads.

"Security depends on proper burden sharing, " the prime minister told MPs.

The Krays were in with a couple of well-known MPs.

The enhancing effect of MPS on the absorption of superficial haematomas was demonstrated in human volunteers and animals.

it is a pleasant change that these Maoist MPs truly reflect the class, gender, regional, ethnic, and caste composition of Nepali society.

He has also suffered calls for a leadership challenge from a dozen disaffected Labour MPs.

Even Labour MPs had slunk from the House of Commons by the time the decision was announced.

In addition to the antithrombotic and fibrinolysis enhancing effects, MPS possesses antiphlogistic properties.

MPS, in its turn, stores its models as abstract syntax trees and allows editing them directly.

For some, the government's new criminal-justice bill, to be debated by MPs from October 31st, offers a chance for reform.

Patience, the prime minister, David Cameron, recently urged MPs demanding a referendum on EU membership.

The City remuneration culture, MPs found, was "fundamentally flawed" .

Henry and Werner continued their exhaustive rounds yesterday when they met five local MPs to discuss the problematic stadium issue.

The DPJ's leaders dispatched hundreds of its MPs to pay court to Beijing.

Two senior policemen who quit over the scandal are also facing MPs' questions.

Of the 225 seats in parliament, 196 are for elected MPs and the rest are shared on the basis of the number of votes polled by each party.

LONDON (Reuters) - The initial budget for the 2012 London Olympics was "unrealistic and wishful thinking" , a group of MPs said on Tuesday.

The legislation, passed by Polish MPs last September, applies to men who rape children or immediate family members.

The prime minister George Papandreou, facing a violent unrest, told MPs that cash reserves would soon be exhausted.

Mr Casini refused, leaving Mr Berlusconi to acknowledge that he would need to attract individual MPs to shore up his majority.

NDP MPs will need to start saving their breath if they hope to stave off privatisation with a filibuster.

At the same time, the number of Shia MPs has risen from five to nine, closer to the minority sect's 20%-plus share of the population.

People from humble social backgrounds are particularly scarce among existing Tory MPs and the candidates who hope to join them.

Gordon Brown warned senior backbench MPs yesterday that western forces were facing a "new type of threat" in Afghanistan.

A group of MPs last week caused much amusement with a call to cull ministers.

In a party of only 57 MPs, Mr Hames is a reasonable bet for an early ascent into government.

Greek MPs are now facing the choice between a lie and a disaster.

Mr. Blair told MPs and peers that Labour must maintain its discipline and continue to occupy the centre ground of politics.

India's media was awash with reports of alleged defections and desertions among MPs ahead of the vote.

A survey yesterday found 89 per cent of people thought MPs' reputations had been tarnished by the scandal.

Meanwhile, the residue of old MPs will contain some whom Mr Cameron's centralised party-management has alienated.

But that kind of deference to the arcane traditions of Parliament is partly what got MPs into this mess in the first place.

Speaking under the protection of parliamentary privilege, MPs have charged executives with lying to cover up criminal activities.

He will tell MPs that the government will accept the recommendations of the independent Committee on Climate Change for a new carbon budget.

After the independence vote, Kosovan MPs adopted a number of state symbols including a flag and anthem.

No one was hurt, but some MPs scurried for safety over the back wall.

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The Metropolitan Police told MPs this week that it has contacted only 173 of the 4, 000 names found in one private investigator's notebook.

Talk of reform was consigned to excitable fringe meetings at party conferences and the occasional oped article by keen MPs.

He told MPs on January 23rd that Britain's economic stability was acknowledged around the world.

This allows MPS to verify program code on the fly to make programming with the new language less error-prone.

Although Mr Ozawa is widely disliked by voters, he commands the support of many MPs.

A campaign to rename the tower housing Big Ben after the Queen has received the backing of the majority of MPs.

The MPS machine concept enables the yarn producer to respond quickly and efficiently to market demands.

Many scandal-hit MPs will not contest it; those who do may struggle to survive voters' wrath.

However, a group of MPs from Andhra Pradesh had sought a reduction in penalties for farmers who grew more tobacco than the supposed limit.

MPs may lack the necessary expertise to scrutinize legislation effectively.

Britain's row over MPs' expenses and America's scandals over congressional lobbying have their own specific origins.

The number of MPs now supporting him had increased significantly.

Tweaking the rules for parliamentary expenses, or even changing the way MPs are elected, look like small ideas in comparison.

Such parties have well over doubled their MPs around western Europe in a decade.

Several MPs and ministers volunteered, or were ordered, to repay their more outrageous claims.

Once a majority of MPs and Senators has approved the bill, the Governor General gives final approval and the bill becomes law.

The authorities in Bahrain have freed two former MPs from the Shia opposition after several months in custody.

But Labor will now support a Greens motion which calls for all MPs to speak to their constituents about gay marriage.

Some MPs have returned money or decided not to seek re-election; a minister has quit.

So the revelry among Labour MPs over Mr Cameron's predicament this week was grotesquely hypocritical.

It also rebuffed MPs' demands for a register of lobbyists.

The Scottish National Party, with seven MPs in the last parliament, and the Welsh Plaid Cymru, with three, would love to play a role.

Bad MPs need to be got rid of: some of the worst ones have already said they will stand down.

The party's electoral college consists of party members, MPs, and trade unions and other affiliated bodies.