Westminster

Instead, the British debate assumed Europe was a zero-sum game: anything gained by Brussels had been subtracted from Westminster.

He might pass as a northerner in Westminster, but he would be a southerner in Leeds.

After serving for a few years in a civil position, he retired briefly to his house in Westminster because his eyesight was failing.

He enjoyed Westminster's unique situation at the heart of things, and made light of IRA bombs.

Prince William and Kate Middleton's royal wedding is to be celebrated in Westminster Abbey in London on April 29 (Today).

Queen Elizabeth of Britain left Westminster Palace during the State Opening of Parliament in London.

Two years ago, Oscar Wilde was finally admitted to Poets'Corner in London's Westminster Abbey.

With Westminster back from its summer break, both Tory confidence and the durability of Labour's poll bounce are about to be tested.

Outside the Westminster village, few voters would have chosen arcane electoral reform as the subject for such a poll.

He was the MBA Director, and is co-founder of the MBA mentorship program called Master-track, at Westminster College in Salt Lake City.

The problems within the system were highlighted at a meeting of the Westminster Education Forum on Wednesday.

This week a clinic dedicated to helping club-drug users opened at the Chelsea and Westminster hospital, one of the first of its kind.

Westminster Abbey (1065): Church in London. It was originally a Benedictine monastery.

After a courtship of about two years, Queen Elizabeth's second son married Sarah, known as "Fergie, " at Westminster Abbey.

When he died, among the flowers at his graveside in Westminster Abbey were small bunches tied with rags.

By the time Darwin died in 1882, he was recognized as one of England's greatest scientists and was buried in Westminster Abbey.

Westminster shows dogs from every state in the United States, many Canadian provinces, and other countries as well .

The Westminster Kennel Club was the first member of the pure breed dog registry group, The American Kennel Club.

and Wisconsin Westminster Palace, the upper and lower members of both Houses to the British Parliament speech.

Unknown soldiers were interred with full military honours in Westminster Abbey in London and at the Arc de Triumph in Paris.

Westminster Abbey, which is one of the oldest churches in Great Britain, contains the graves of many famous Englishmen.

Westminster council and the police started cracking down on such haunts after the murder.

The City of Westminster, as seat of the Royal Palace, Parliament and Government, enjoys a time-honored history.

The sophisticated view around Westminster is that Mr Cameron's decision to say no to a new EU treaty was not such a big deal.

The tower in Westminster is sinking into the banks of the Thames, partly as a result of decades of underground excavation.

Here in Clapham Common - just a few miles from Westminster Abbey - the service played on a big screen to 2, 000 flag-waving fans.

Much better to take the initiative now rather than to wait for decisions to be handed down from Westminster.

The sitting Labour MP for Glasgow Central, Mohammad Sarwar, was the first British Muslim to be sent to Westminster, in 1997.

One day, Tom Canty went to Westminster Palace to see a real prince, Prince Edward.

Police officers in riot wear contain student protesters on Westminster Bridge on December 9, 2010 in London, England.

To be honest, I was perfectly happy being a weekend father and I would much rather be back at Westminster.

Places now in the heart of London, like Westminster , once stood in the middle of green fields.

For all the Westminster grumbling, British political debate still leaves room for a moderate middle, and not just deafening partisans.

Number one might be the Houses of Parliament and number two, Westminster Bridge.

Westminster Council tried to remove him because he was a nuisance and "obstructing the pavement" .

Whoever triumphs in Westminster, cuts in public spending are bound to cause resentment in both regions.

Round at Westminster and back down to Greenwich, please. l'll have two of these, please. Here's to dodging bullets.

The assembly was suspended and there was a return to direct rule from Westminster.

New Zealand ratifies the Statute of Westminster and thus becomes independent of legislative control by the United Kingdom.

So it is understandable that returning to Westminster Abbey today would be an emotional experience for Elton John.

The Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show is one of the few benched dog shows in this country.

Australia follows a Westminster system of government and law inherited from the British who originally colonised the country.

DR. John Rue, headmaster of London's Westminster School and a leading social critic, accepts this thesis.

Statute of Westminster gives complete legislative independence to Canada , Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, Ireland and Newfoundland .

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been named husband and wife by the Archbishop of Canterbury at Westminster Abbey.

Though turnout was low, voters in Wales overwhelmingly backed proposals in a referendum for more devolution from Westminster.

Policing could become as hotly discussed in Westminster as any of the public services.

Even today, you still can't buy property in parts of central London without paying tribute to the Duke of Westminster.

In a room overlooking Westminster, we discussed the controversy surrounding the Human Rights Act.

Chen Xiao, 23, studied English literature at Westminster University in the UK last December. She had to adjust her schedule of coming back.

One of the first such systems was installed at the new Westminster Hospital, London.

Whatever Westminster sophisticates murmur, the politics of this crisis are moving into new territory.

Elizabeth's only daughter married Phillips, a lieutenant in the Queen's Dragoon Guards, in a televised ceremony at Westminster Abbey.

Changing the Westminster voting system, more or less radically, is now on the political agenda.

Mr Malthouse has campaigned to ban sex service calling cards since 2000 when he worked as a councillor in Westminster.

They moved an estimated 140 tonnes of rubbish - a spokesman for Westminster Council said horse manure was the "biggest issue" .

Roux at Parliament Square is located in one of the most beautiful buildings in Westminster.

In 2008, Uno the beagle became the first of his breed to win the Westminster Dog Show, the canine equivalent of the Olympics.

In New Westminster, a dozen conservative clergy have been denounced by their opponents as "schismatics" .

Buchler keeps his drawings, mainly framed, on the walls of his office in Westminster.

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.

After losing the state funding given to opposition parties, the Lib Dems are hard-up, and leaving their stately Westminster HQ.

The nation's kings and queens are crowned in the beautiful church known as Westminster Abbey.

But while Mr Cameron is enjoying his newfound bulldog role at Westminster, his stand in Europe makes for disastrous politics.

One of the best trips is from Tower Bridge to Westminster.

The political system is like a roof. The palace of Westminster has a Gothic roof that looks beautiful.

Brown's expenses applied to his Westminster flat until the autumn of 2006.

The Department of Health said last night that it would consider Westminster council's idea.

Because the Westminster imprison son wu blue with no cell disaster, but was fired by the company.

She was a show dog. She even competed at Westminster.

Our Westminster Confession speaks of two covenants in Scripture; the covenant of works and the covenant of grace.

In 2006, Westminster confiscated burners used on tables at Korean restaurants because they did not meet European safety standards.

After it was erected, Westminster becomes a place where the Kings of Britain are crowned.

A worker cleans a lamp in front of Westminster Abbey in London.

Rutherford, a member of the council that wrote the Westminster Confession, was imprisoned because of his beliefs.

At Westminster, he would deliberate in the national interest, not theirs.

Well, take Westminster, a London school (full disclosure: Bagehot was a pupil).

Virtually across the street are the Houses of " Parliament, officially called the New Palace of Westminster. "

Westminster Abbey has room for 2, 000 people, but space can be made for up to 8, 000 with the addition of temporary seating and galleries.

Last month the Scottish National Party (SNP) picked a Muslim activist to fight the Westminster constituency of Glasgow Central.

Elizabeth I of England is crowned in Westminster Abbey by Owen Oglethorpe, the Bishop of Carlisle, instead of the Archbishop of Canterbury.

Paul's Cathedral, the "east minster. " For centuries, Westminster Abbey has hosted royal coronations and burials.

At Westminster School, London, the practice of tossing a pancake has been carefully preserved down through the years.

at present , university of westminster has established itself as a very influential chinese language teaching and research base in the uk.

Now the Labour Party will spend the summer deciding which of four men immersed in Westminster since university should lead it.

Based on his family's good connections, Locke was able to secure entry to the Westminster School and, from there, to Oxford University.

But the Whitehall-Westminster nexus believes the London establishment rhetoric of hostility to Europe.

Westminster City Council has granted a 12-month licence for the statue and its Portland stone plinth.

In Westminster , the first English parliament conducts its first meeting held by Simon de Montfort in the Palace of Westminster .

Only a few take an objective, pan-Indian approach, says Daya Thussu of the University of Westminster.

In 1892 he quit his clerk job and started working for The Westminster Budget as a reporter and illustrator.

Ministerial car shuttled between Westminster and Buckingham Palace but the king could not be budged.

The original meaning of Westminster is a minster in the west since it is located in the west of the city of London.

The bride and her father Michael Middleton leave the Goring Hotel for Westminster Abbey in a Rolls Royce.

At present England, Scotland, Wales, and N Ireland are all governed by Parliament in Westminster.

Smaller groups of Chinese laborers, farmers and merchants were also found in Nanaimo and New Westminster.

STV would virtually guarantee that no single party could achieve an overall majority at Westminster.

Anglo-Dutch War : As provided in the Treaty of Westminster, Netherlands cedes New Netherlands to England.

The Palace of Westminster's 147-year-old clock, considered to be one of the most reliable in the world, stopped at 10. 07pm.

But doubts were growing at Westminster yesterday as to whether the prime minister could hang on even that long.

And in Edward the Second's time your forefather Brian was summoned to Westminster to attend the great Council there.

Inside Westminster people like to point out that none of this is entirely novel.

An ecumenical service will be held at Methodist Central Hall in Westminster prior to the demonstrations.

I visited London Bridge, Westminster and the Big Ben. And I took many pictures.

Queen Elizabeth married at Westminster Abbey. Charles and the late Princess Diana tied the knot at St Paul's Cathedral.

My guess is that he judges that, for all the sound and fury at Westminster, the banks have got away with it.

"She added: " I should think there'll be an awful lot of evaluating going on at Westminster Abbey on Friday.

Proceeds from lotteries helped to fund repairs to the Cinque Ports on the Sussex and Kent coasts, and to build Westminster Bridge.

Jordan the Old English Sheepdog is seen backstage during the 135th Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show.

Around 70 people have already been banned from Westminster after being arrested or charged over previous demonstrations.

Westminster School, Britain's most expensive day school, insists on the grey business suit.

If the Westminster parties do get a kicking next week, this will be nothing new.

The Mail also understands that the couple are said to feel no pressure to fill the 2, 000 seats at Westminster Abbey.

Unfortunately for most, thesestatement-making designs are only being sold at local Westminster souvenir shops.

His short birdlike pace measured the Westminster pavement to the small doorway at No. 2, Great George Street.

The Institute's President, Dr Madsen Pirie, is well known in Westminster through his media appearances and newspaper articles.

Listen to the recording, and then answer this question: What can they see on Westminster Bridge?

The Parliamentary system is closely modeled on the Westminster system.

People consider having their remains buried in Westminster a special honor .

But to the world beyond Westminster, a ten-minute prime minister would surely seem a transparent and absurd ruse.

The hours of waiting before leaving for Westminster Abbey were the most nerve racking.

Members of the Royal Family (except those listed below) leave Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey. They arrive at the Abbey at 10. 30am.

The wedding ceremony will take place at 11 am at London's Westminster Abbey. The Dean of Westminster will conduct the wedding service.

Westminster Council was in charge of clearing the streets of the procession and deployed 130 road sweepers - 100 more than usual.

In terms of the immediate impact on Westminster, the picture could hardly be clearer.

The Tories failed to secure a single Westminster seat in 1997, and hold only one today.

Perhaps I should write to the Westminster Council, like you did, on grounds of accuracy.

The Socialists were in power in Westminster.

The Nepali Congress, the third main party, advocates a Westminster-style parliamentary system, and less devolution .

Rather few Westminster politicians seem curious as to whether other EU countries have views about their plan.

'We feel this has gone too far, ' says Colin Barrow, leader of Westminster City council.

I am not alone is detecting a weakness in the presentation of the Sabbath in the Westminster Standards.

Every other sector is being forced to make swingeing cuts, so why doesn't Westminster start cutting closer to home?

1025 - Minor members of the Royal Family leave Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey.

1020 - Kate Middleton's mother, Carole, and brother, James, leave the Goring Hotel for Westminster Abbey.

The Choir will perform in Westminster Abbey at the wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton on April 29.

They'll say their vows in Westminster Abbey on Friday, April 29, it was announced Tuesday.

Parliament, Westminster Bridge and the River Thames are enveloped in fog.

After he appears at the Westminster Kennel Club's show, this week, he will retire from active show life and work full time as a stud.

Westminster Abbey is where many historic figures are buried.

1020 - Members of foreign royal families arrive at Westminster Abbey from Buckingham Palace.

I passed several hours in rambling about Westminster Abbey.

Plays Westminster chime on the hour only during daylight hours.

Westminster Hall is the oldest part of Parliament.

Romania's former King Michael, a 90-year-old great-great-grandson of Queen Victoria, will be at Westminster tomorrow.

1010 - Prince William and Prince Harry leave Clarence House for Westminster Abbey.

24 held at a Westminster lunch, Mr Cameron joked to the media to repeat this scene.

he reigning monarch of England, Queen Elizabeth II, married Prince Phillip of Greece and Denmark at Westminster Abbey on Nov.

The air at Westminster has been thick with history.

1189 - Richard I of England (a. k. a. Richard "the Lionhearted" ) is crowned at Westminster.

1040 - The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh leave Buckingham Palace for Westminster Abbey.

So the king and the leading politicians of the day stood outside the Palace of Westminster on April 1, and waited for Mr.

In order to show the legitimacy of their succession to the throne, William Edward decide to build at the Westminster Abbey coronation.

Other major monuments include King's College Chapel, Cambridge (1446-1515), and the chapel of Henry VII in Westminster Abbey.

But if people are merely looking for a shadow Westminster or Capitol Hill in China, they are naturally disappointed.

It will not be enough for them to plead necessity and retreat to Westminster.

The first Norman King, William the Conqueror, was crowned in 1067 in Westminster Abbey.

In Britain, the polls have now closed in a referendum on whether to change the way Westminster MPs are elected.

Taxing the Duke of Westminster's overtime, on the other hand, discourages him from working, without raising revenue from anyone else.

Westminster Abbey has been crowned British monarch or the location of burial.

The University of Westminster was founded in 1838 as Britain's first polytechnic, so we are an old institution.

The newlyweds ride a carriage across Westminster Bridge after their wedding ceremony on July 29, 1981.

The queen and her husband Prince Philip and the Duke of Edinburgh, were married in Westminster Abbey 60 years ago Tuesday.

Marco Roscini, an expert on international law at the University of Westminster, says the legality of current drone strikes is murky.

Such as the Westminster Abbey, say the Parliament, the Big Ben, and many high buildings.

Now we can turn right and drive past Westminster Abbey, where the kings and queens of England are crowned.

He will head Britain's only national opposition party at Westminster.

Now we can turn right and drive past Westminster abbey, where the king and queen of England are crowned.

Until the 19th century, Westminster has become the third seat of learning in England, after Oxford and Cambridge.

Australia has a two-tier parliamentary system of government based on the Westminster system.

I have known few greater honors than the opportunity to address the Mother of Parliaments at Westminster Hall.

Standing 100 metres (315ft) tall it was completed in 1858, after an 1834 fire destroyed most of the Palace of Westminster.

Mounted police ride during a protest in Westminster in central London December 9, 2010.

Westminster abbey's too far away, I'm afraid.

the 1972 act imposed direct rule from Westminster.

Most important, gridlock is a foreign concept at Westminster.

I think Westminster Street is on the other side of the city.

Westminster University came bottom of the table, with the University of East London second to last.

A theory doing the rounds in Westminster is that the political cycle of the 1980s is back.

One reason for Westminster's longer-run woes is that the job of an MP has become less appealing to capable independent minds.

I know, but this schedule says that bus 91 goes to Westminster Square and bus 65 goes to Westminster Street.

'If you went to Westminster Abbey today and looked at the people buried there, how many are Londoners?

That is laughably overblown, not least because Westminster's first-past-the-post system makes it much harder for them to win even one.

By 2004 the share of A* grades was 59%, and in 2009 hit 82% (at which point Westminster switched to different exams).

We want to go to Westminster Square. Right?

Do you remember how the royal couple walked down the aisle in Westminster Cathedral over ten years ago?

The Westminster Model Constitution Overseas: Transplantation, Adaptation and Development in Commonwealth States

Kevin LIN, Senior Lecturer, Westminster University, UK Chief Chinese Interpreter, Foreign Ministry, UK Author of Field Interpreting

The Litter Bug set off for London to help promote the Keep Westminster Clean Campaign

The view from the London Eye: Crowds pack Westminster Bridge as the royal barge and escort passes the Houses of Parliament

Meanwhile, University of Westminster has dispatched approximately 300 students to study in China.

Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September

Westminster Palace, Westminster Abbey and Saint Margaret's Church

These words are inscribed on the tomb of an Anglican Bishop in Westminster Abby (1100 A. D. ): -

Harriet Evans, Professor in Chinese Cultural Studies, School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Languages, University of Westminster, UK

Big Ben is the colloquial name of the Clock Tower of the Palace of Westminster

Councillor Judith Warner, Lord Mayor of Westminster

British Embassy Beijing - Press Office - Speeches - WESTMINSTER HEARINGS: THE CHINA IMPACT

New York: A child waits backstage during the 2009 Westminster dog show

And one even built a new Capital city nearby, named Westminster,

Westminster dog show in American

Geoffrey Copland, President of University of Westminster

University of Westminster, Department of Media and Design