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Meanings of parliamentary arithmetic in English

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Usage of parliamentary arithmetic in English
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The new parliamentary arithmetic means it is likely to be successful this time round.
The Irish Times
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The parliamentary arithmetic will not change without a new election.
The South African
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Perhaps a bigger short-term headache is the parliamentary arithmetic.
The Guardian
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But the parliamentary arithmetic that confounded May is unchanged.
Reuters
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But parliamentary arithmetic suggests this is the most probable outcome given a highly fragmented political landscape.
Reuters
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But parliamentary arithmetic suggests this is the most probable outcome given the highly fragmented political landscape.
Reuters
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The tight parliamentary arithmetic means a series of defeats in crucial votes remains a distinct possibility.
The Guardian
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That bald fact of parliamentary arithmetic is not receiving the attention it deserves, even in Northern Ireland.
The Irish Times
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Johnson is facing extremely tight parliamentary arithmetic to gain approval in the Commons for a no-deal Brexit.
The Guardian
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I have to acknowledge the parliamentary arithmetic.
The Guardian
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The parliamentary arithmetic is difficult for May who commands a majority of only 13 lawmakers including the DUP.
Reuters
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And the best analysts of the parliamentary arithmetic indicate her time in office will soon be over anyway.
Reuters
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Given the unstable parliamentary arithmetic, we can have no clear idea as to what such legislation might actually entail.
The Irish Times
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That new prime minister will also confront the same parliamentary arithmetic that obstructed Mrs May's efforts to achieve consensus.
The Guardian
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Even by this standard, Election 2015, while fascinating in terms of parliamentary arithmetic, will leave behind a confusing detritus.
The Irish Times
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As previously argued, the reality of parliamentary arithmetic may see this soften in due course, Markets.com analyst Neil Wilson said.
Reuters
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