lawmaking in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for lawmaking in the English»Italian Dictionary

lawmaking [Brit ˈlɔːˌmeɪkɪŋ, Am ˈlɔˌmeɪkɪŋ] N

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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.

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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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.

parlamento

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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