Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Existing between or mutually pertaining to parliaments of various nations, or legislative bodies in general.
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- adjective Between
parliaments .
Etymologies
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Examples
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He was also Norway's leading representative in interparliamentary peace work.
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Primarily because he spoke several languages fluently, he was hired as secretary in the organising committee of the interparliamentary conference which took place in Christiania (Oslo) in 1899.
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The 12th interparliamentary meeting between the EU and South Africa ends on Thursday.
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Briefing the media on Wednesday on the first day of the interparliamentary meeting, ANC MP Obed Bapela, who chair's
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U.S. and international political debate about the CIA's counterterror practices post 9/11 heated up last week, following the release of a report by an investigator for the Council of Europe, an interparliamentary group that oversees the European Court of Human Rights.
In The Line Of Fire 2007
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There are then stated six "obligations", including the final one, national parliaments are instructed to take part "in the interparliamentary cooperation between national parliaments and with the European Parliament, in accordance with the Protocol on the role of national parliaments in the European Union."
Second take Richard 2007
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There are then stated six "obligations", including the final one, national parliaments are instructed to take part "in the interparliamentary cooperation between national parliaments and with the European Parliament, in accordance with the Protocol on the role of national parliaments in the European Union."
Archive 2007-07-01 Richard 2007
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The conference brought together a panel of political experts, intellectuals and religious leaders, including the rabbi and Israeli parliament member, Michael Melchior; French Bishop Michel Dubost and the Malaysian lawmaker and head of the ASEAN interparliamentary caucus Burma caucus, Zaid Ibrahim.
Dalai Lama Calls for Continuous Dialogue Between Religions 2006
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The conference brought together a panel of political experts, intellectuals and religious leaders, including the rabbi and Israeli parliament member, Michael Melchior; French Bishop Michel Dubost and the Malaysian lawmaker and head of the ASEAN interparliamentary caucus Burma caucus, Zaid Ibrahim.
Dalai Lama Calls for Continuous Dialogue Between Religions 2006
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You know, it's a worldwide problem, child exploitation, sexual exploitation, and that is specifically what we are -- what UNICEF is addressing here at the interparliamentary union session, talking to all the different levels, from the parliamentarians, on down to tourist industry, trying to create an environment of safety for children.
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