parliamentarian in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for parliamentarian in the English»French Dictionary

parliamentarian [Brit ˌpɑːləm(ə)nˈtɛːrɪən, ˌpɑːləmɛnˈtɛːrɪən, Am ˌpɑrləmənˈtɛriən] N

1. parliamentarian (member):

parliamentarian

parlementaire m

parliamentarian

membre m du parlement

2. parliamentarian (expert in procedure):

parliamentarian

expert m des procédures parlementaires

Translations for parliamentarian in the French»English Dictionary

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parliamentarian in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for parliamentarian in the English»French Dictionary

parliamentarian N

1. parliamentarian (respected and skilful MP):

parliamentarian

parlementaire mf

2. parliamentarian (Member of Parliament):

parliamentarian

membre m du Parlement

3. parliamentarian Am (tactical expert in institution):

parliamentarian

parlementaire m

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Parliamentarians continued to debate, but had no authority on state policy.

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There are currently 9 women in parliament, of a total of 290 parliamentarians.

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Unfortunately, parliamentarians were thinking that they were rather historians than parliamentarians, and it's very, very unfortunate.

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We can never correct mistakes made in the past, but we can learn from the past, he told parliamentarians.

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The final innovative feature of the constitution was that it provided for a system of government that was both presidential and parliamentarian.

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This includes the parliamentarians, and those (both civilian and military) at the equivalent four-, three-, and, where useful, two- and one-star levels.

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Lecturers are politicians, parliamentarians, leaders, diplomats, university professors and analysts, scholars and journalists.

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The parliamentarians then transmit detailed questions about the activities and the performance of the respective proceeding working year (x, e.g. 2011).

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