Meanings of interpellation in English

Hi! The interpellation was addressed to a cabman a few yards away.

We, the undersigned, hereby address this interpellation to the Government.

The chapters of this interpellation have the following headings:

This right of interpellation has frequently been exercised.

The right of interpellation is expressly recognized.

The new comer started slightly: "An interpellation!" said he.

On the Government consenting to the interpellation, the Chamber decided that the debate should take place at once.

The new comer started slightly: "An interpellation!"

This is well-explained by the following written interpellation which was addressed to the government by a large number of parliamentarians:

Still more delicious is the interpellation into Hamlet's first soliloquy of the following lines, referring to the "unweeded garden":

He says that to-morrow or next day there will be an interpellation in the Hungarian Chamber about sending an Ambassador to America.

Mege would renew his interpellation on the morrow, and Vignon and his friends would at once lay siege to the posts they coveted.

Troubled not a little with the present diplomatic situation of the country, we hereby address this interpellation to the Government in accordance with law.

Parliament declares itself willing, in case Your Majesty wishes to complete the conquest of Swedish Pommerania, to let the matter pass without an interpellation.

And, by the way, as regards his interpellation to-day, he is convinced that in overthrowing the Barroux ministry he'll be hastening his own turn.

It was the announcement of Mege's interpellation, following the terrible article of the "Voix du Peuple," which thus set the lobbies in an uproar.