House of Commons

常见例句

AS YOU know, the general election left no party able to command a majority in the House of Commons.
正如你们所知道的，在此次大选中没有哪个政党能够在下议院中拥有多数席位。
Perhaps; but even if their numbers drop, Mr Clegg’s MPs may hold the balance of power if neither Mr Cameron nor Mr Brown emerges from the election with an outright majority in the House of Commons.
或许吧；但即使他们的席位少了，假如卡梅伦和布朗都没有赢得下议院的完全的大多数选票，克莱格的国会议员们也许能在权力平衡中起到举足轻重的作用。
Two earlier panels convened by Britain’s Royal Society and the House of Commons reached essentially the same verdict.
先前由英国皇家学会和下议院组织的两个专家小组得出了实质上相同的判定。

In the House of Commons this afternoon, the prime minister,Mr.Churchill,said: 'What General Weygand called the Battle of France is over.
Addressing fellow politicians in the House of Commons Wednesday, a somber Prime Minister Gordon Brown paid tribute to the fallen.
Speaking before the House of Commons, Mr.Brown said since military operations in Iraq have ended, the time had come for a thorough inquiry into the war.