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Meanings of parliamentary approval in English

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Usage of parliamentary approval in English
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Changes to ESM guidelines require parliamentary approval in some euro zone countries.
Reuters
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The declaration of martial law is subject to parliamentary approval in Ukraine.
Radio NZ
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Unlike government ministers, appointments of vice presidents do not need parliamentary approval.
Reuters
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Without parliamentary approval there is no path to a negotiated UK-EU agreement.
The Guardian
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The government's proposed surcharge on streaming platforms is subject to parliamentary approval.
Reuters
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Any mission would still need parliamentary approval in some EU countries, diplomats said.
Reuters
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The state of emergency will need parliamentary approval to last beyond 15 days.
Independent.ie
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Moreover, some euro zone countries require parliamentary approval to raise the bailout money.
Reuters
9
This government is contracting debts from China even without parliamentary approval, said Lukuku.
The South African
10
The British are pushing a lot, too. Italian military aid requires parliamentary approval.
Reuters
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But it needs full parliamentary approval within 60 days to remain in force.
The Irish Times
12
May is required by law to get parliamentary approval for any exit deal.
Reuters
13
The FSC will submit the changes for parliamentary approval this year.
Reuters
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The EFSF deal requires parliamentary approval in the 17 member countries.
The Irish Times
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The transition plan contemplates parliamentary approval of legislation by December 2011.
Reuters
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They will take effect shortly with no need for parliamentary approval.
Reuters
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Parliamentary approval across language varieties
Ireland
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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