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Meanings of mr speaker in English
Presiding officer of the United Kingdom's lower chamber of Parliament.
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Examples for "speaker of the house of commons"
Examples for "speaker of the house of commons"
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The new parliament was opened by commission in February, and sir Thomas Hanmer was chosen speaker of the house of commons.
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The speaker of the house of commons was promoted to the dignity of an earl; and some other patriots were gratified with lucrative employments.
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Bercow was elected Speaker of the House of Commons in June 2009.
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C. Lefevre, Speaker of the House of Commons, 56; Right Hon.
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The candidate wisely kept silent, and waited for the speaker of the house to proceed.
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Clay, Henry, speaker of the house of representatives
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Bercow was elected Speaker of the House of Commons in June 2009.
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A spokesman for Speaker of the House Michael Madigan declined to comment.
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The speech of the speaker of the House precipitated a bitter fight.
Usage of mr speaker in English
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Mr Key replied Mr Speaker, I don't think the minister said that.
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It meant mums and dads and people paying electricity prices, Mr Speaker.
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Mr Speaker tells MPs he has a cat called Order no Close
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Mr Speaker, our economic response has come at a significant cost.
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Mr Speaker, I believe that we as a Parliament are seizing this moment.
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Mr Speaker, this is unreasonable and clearly against the spirit of that Protocol.
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Mr Speaker, by recycling more waste we can also create jobs.
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Mr Speaker, mental health and suicide prevention is a national priority.
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Another ancestor, Mr Speaker Thorpe, was beheaded by an irate mob in 1371.
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Mr Speaker,-Weperceive your coming is to present thanks unto us.
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In the face of such peacemongering Mr Speaker was helpless too.
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Mr Speaker, Today the Government acts on the democratic will of the British People.
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CONCLUSION Mr Speaker, this year, Australia's circumstances have changed dramatically.
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Mr Speaker, debates about her and what she represented will continue for many years.
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But Mr Speaker, you do not defend the British Army by defending the indefensible.
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Mr Speaker I want to end by offering two reassurances.
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