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Meanings of endorse by parliament in English
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Usage of endorse by parliament in English
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Several of these, in key ministries including defence, interior and finance, were endorsed by parliament.
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That plan will have to be endorsed by parliament.
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Vanuatu's Supreme Court has reserved its ruling on a proposed constitutional amendment that was endorsed by parliament.
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The country's current debate over land expropriation without compensation, which has now been endorsed by Parliament, is important.
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The policy has the support of key independents and Greens, ensuring the plan should be endorsed by parliament.
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While it was unanimously endorsed by parliament, the libel laws came up against opposition, particularly from the country's journalists' association.
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Photo: Dan McGarry Vanuatu's Supreme Court has reserved its ruling on a proposed constitutional amendment that was endorsed by parliament.
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Karzai's proposed government line-up, which still needs to be debated and endorsed by parliament, does not include any figures from the opposition.
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The new constitution, endorsed by parliament last week, is almost certain to become law, experts say, although it will be put to a referendum first.
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In its state budget endorsed by parliament last month, the government revised upwards the deficit to 2.2 percent of the GDP from 1.5 percent.
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In the end, however, the policy of Ministers was endorsed by Parliament, the division being in their favour by a majority of 372 to 20.