law-making in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for law-making in the English»Italian Dictionary

lawmaking [Brit ˈlɔːˌmeɪkɪŋ, Am ˈlɔˌmeɪkɪŋ] N

lawmaking

legislazione f

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legislazione

lawmaking

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Translations for law-making in the Italian»English Dictionary

parlamento [par·la·ˈmen·to] N m (organo)

parlamento

parliament, sede

sedere in parlamento

to have a seat in parliament

Parlamento europeo

European Parliament

parlamento

Parlamento (Parliament) was established as the law-making power by the Italian constitution of January 1, 1948. Parliament consists of two houses: the Camera dei deputati (Chamber of Deputies) and the Senate. Parliamentary elections are held every five years.

camera [ˈka:·me·ra] N f

1. camera (locale d'abitazione):

camera

room

camera da letto

bedroom

camera da pranzo

dining room

camera degli ospiti

guest room

camera matrimoniale

double room

camera singola

single room

camera ad un letto/a due letti

single/twin-bedded room

prenotare/disdire una camera

to book/to cancel a room

2. camera (mobilia):

camera

bedroom suite

3. camera POL, ADMIN:

camera

chamber

Camera di Commercio

Chamber of Commerce

4. camera (locale chiuso):

camera blindata

strongroom

camera iperbarica

decompression chamber

camera mortuaria

mortuary

camera oscura

camera obscura

camera a gas

gas chamber

5. camera AUTO (di pneumatico):

camera d'aria

inner tube

6. camera MUS:

musica da camera

chamber music

musica da camera

The Camera dei deputati (Chamber of Deputies) is the lower house of the Italian Parliament and has law-making powers. It is chaired by the Presidente della Camera (Speaker), who is chosen from among the 630 deputies. Since the electoral reform, members of parliament have been elected through a mixture of majority and proportional voting. Elections are generally held every five years.

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Other trends in higher-education legislation, however, may become flashpoints during coming lawmaking sessions.

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New Right therefore adopts the language of realism to describe the lawmaking process, instead of addressing the causes of the crimes being created.

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They often include religious groups, lawmaking bodies, and stakeholders in a given field.

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Since every effort at reasonable reforms has bounced off this legislature's insensate walls, we have no choice but to push for radical constitutional amendments, that would make lawmaking strictly part-time.

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