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Meanings of entered parliament in English

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Usage of entered parliament in English
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The HDP entered parliament for the first time in June's inconclusive elections.
Radio NZ
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A former investment banker and entrepreneur, Gyimah entered parliament after the 2010 election.
Reuters
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Show Hide Christopher Chope first entered parliament 35 years ago.
The Guardian
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Once the party's candidates entered parliament, this kind of violence only seemed to grow.
The Guardian
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First, 13 years ago only two parties entered parliament.
The Guardian
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Eglin entered parliament in 1958 as a member of the anti-apartheid but conservative United party.
The Guardian
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Sunak will now take on that responsibility despite having entered parliament less than five years ago.
The Guardian
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NEPAL:Maoist rebels who fought to win power in Nepal this week entered parliament peacefully in Kathmandu.
The Irish Times
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When she entered parliament in 2011, she nominated the Great Barrier Reef as her political priority.
The Guardian
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He first entered parliament in 1970, and has served as both labour minister and prime minister.
Reuters
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It was the year Winston Peters entered parliament.
Radio NZ
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Payne is an experienced legislator and a deft committee worker who first entered parliament in 1997.
The Guardian
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MacDougall, a former shipyard boilermaker and union official, entered parliament as MP for Central Fife in 2001.
The Guardian
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The hard-right Swedish Democrats, for instance, entered parliament for the first time last September with 20 seats.
The Guardian
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Before he entered parliament, Burnham worked as a special adviser to New Labour's first culture secretary, Chris Smith.
The Guardian
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Ged Kearney was president of the Australian Council of Trade Unions for eight years before she entered parliament.
News.com.au
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