0 a member of a parliament, especially one who is respected for his or her experience and skill
From this date, the paper added its authoritative voice to the parliamentarians and journalists who denounced the 'internment scandal'.
The distinction between the parliamentarians' vote for disaffiliation and grassroots sentiment was not lost on the colonial administration.
In contrast, parliamentarians' preferences regarding institutional reforms are not dominated by national factors.
Bureaucratic dominance means that parliamentarians rely heavily on bureaucrats for information and support regarding drafting of legislation, policy implementation, budgeting, and administrative guidance.
He tests his multidimensionality argument on the votes of parliamentarians.
Especially, parliamentarian's drive to be reelected establishes the relationship of accountability between the politician and the electorate.
Many of the new women parliamentarians were drawn from the women's movement.
In 1999 ten young parliamentarians, many of them women, were made ministers of state for newly created ministries (of sports, disability, children).
