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As a result, a new House of Representatives was elected and a new Head of Government appointed from a political party which used to be in the opposition, in a democratic and political alternation.

[...] [...] supporting, before the House Agriculture Committee [...] [...]

In certain matters, the Senate has the same powers as the House (perfect bicameral system), namely: the declaration of the revision of the Constitution and the revision itself; the passage of certain laws regarded as affecting the basic structures and fundamental interests of the State; certain matters in the field of international relations (treaty-ratification instruments); the organization of the courts and tribunals and legislation relating to the Council of State; and laws approving cooperation agreements between the State, the communities and the regions.

The adoption of the resolution before the Special Committee must remind and warn the Government of the United States of America that Bill 2499, recently adopted by the House of Representatives, was a farce because one of the self-determination options it offered was continued colonialism, as though that were on an equal footing with the decolonization options recognized in international law.

[...] no. 68/1992 on the elections for the Chamber of Deputies and Senate, Law no. 69/1992 on the elections of the President of Romania and Law no.70/1991 regarding local elections were abolished and the following ones were adopted: Law no. 370/2004 on the election of the President of Romania, Law no. 373/2004 on the election for the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate and Law no. [...] [...]

The resolution was tabled by Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, the Prime Minister of Malaysia, on 12 January 2009, at a special sitting of the Malaysia’s House of Representatives (see annex).

On 23 February 2010, Representative Collin Peterson (Democrat-Minnesota), Chairman of the House Committee on Agriculture, [...] [...]

[...] Representatives resolved by 398-15 that [...] [...]

93. To promote women’s participation in public and political life, the Parliament passed in 2011 Amendment to the Electoral Law to Municipal Councils, Poviat Councils and Voivodeship Councils; the Electoral Law to the Sejm of the Republic of Poland and to the Senate of the Republic of Poland and the Electoral Law to the European Parliament that introduces the quota system.

Parliament, which is the legislature, consists of the Sovereign and a single chamber, normally a 120-member House of Representatives, elected every three years unless earlier dissolved.

Trials continued against Charles Gyude Bryant, former Chairman of the National Transitional Government of Liberia, for the alleged misappropriation of $1 million, and against Edwin Snowe, former Speaker of the House of Representatives, for the alleged theft of $1 million of public funds.

The House of Representatives Security Committee held a public hearing on the National [...] [...]

[...] [...] Latin American Parliaments (of both the [...] [...]

[...] of Deputies, the lower house of Parliament.

Feel the difference between renting a non-descript hotel room, and staying in a stylish historic house of 320 m2 plus garden.

Due to UNESCO’s recognized efforts in support of EFA and to the credibility of the Organization in Brazil, the Education Commissions of the Brazilian Senate and of the Chamber of Deputies called upon UBO to inform their debates on the eradication of youth illiteracy and on the role of education in building knowledge societies.

In addition, it should be kept in mind that in a constitutional system organized around a bicameral legislative power and a bicephalous executive, the functioning of institutions also depends on the relations within each power, namely between the Senate and the lower Chamber and between the President and the Prime Minister.

[...] [...] members of the Union Parliament, the House of Representatives of Zanzibar, the Ministry of Defence and to local authorities, where applicable, [...]

[...] [...] by the House of Deputies have an authority [...]

Testimony of J. Stephen Morrison, Subcommittee on Domestic and International Monetary Policy, Trade, and Technology, Committee on Financial Services, U.S. House of Representatives.

The number of female candidates, however, declined from nearly 15 per cent to 11 per cent, and the percentage of women elected to the House of Representatives decreased from 16.6 per cent in 2005 to 11 per cent.

[...] [...] the founders of YMCA and a Nobel Peace Prize winner, the first Speaker of [...] [...]

In 2009, according to the Inter-Parliamentary Union, Brazil ranked 107th among 187 countries, below the average for the Americas, which was 22.6 per cent for the lower house and 20.2 per cent for the upper house.