Parliamentary
Parliamentary adjective - Relating to or having the nature of a parliament.
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Synonyms for Parliamentary
Representative and parliamentary are semantically related. in legislative topic. In some cases you can use "Representative" instead an adjective "Parliamentary".
Representative
Representative adjective - Having or showing the qualities associated with the members of a particular group or kind.
Parliamentary and representative are semantically related. You can use "Parliamentary" instead an adjective "Representative".
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They began as personal servants to the Monarch, which is why they serve as Her Majesty's personal representative in Parliamentary ceremonies.
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Interestingly, unlike Parliamentary systems, the Speaker does not legally need to be a sitting representative or ever have been a representative at all, they just need to be any person that 51% of the House wants to be Speaker.
- He was pro-democratic reform before the Arab Spring, and when that came he didn't balk at transferring more power from the monarchy to representative government, only intervening in parliamentary politics when protests indicated that they weren't acting in their constituent's interests.
Source: The Wise Prince
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