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worked in the laboratory of Nobel price winner Dorothy Hudgson. The, she decided to change her orientation and took up a post graduate in law at the University of London where she started her involvement in Conservatives politics. She stood for parliament in 1951, but failed. 1955 she tried again and won. Her first taste of power was under Heath in 1970. Although she was relatively successful in her post, her reputation was made on the ground that she was the person who stopped the distribution of

illness and increased the risk to become impotence. 5. Ban on advertising Since 2003 , the parliament and council have voted a ban on tobacco advertising in the print media , on radio and over the internet . It also prohibits tobacco sponsorship of cross-border events or activities , for example : a race in Formula 1 had been cancelled in Francorchamps just because of that law. But the parliament and council had allowed a transition period up to 2007 for the ending of tobacco sponsorship at

| BIG BEN Big Ben is the nickname of the big bell situated in the Clock tower (Clock Tower) of the Palace of Westminster, the seat of the British parliament (House of Parliament). The construction was finished between 1858 and 1859. This monument is in London at the edge of the Thames (the river which crosses the city). The height of the tower is 96 meters. The clock of Big Ben consists of Roman numerals which

important, because .....) * Big Ben is the name of the bell located in the Clock Tower (Clock Tower) in London, UK Houses of Parliament (Palace of Westminster). This is the first time that indicates the exact time when Big Ben rings (every hour). The sound of the door bell more than 6 km. Day, a British flag is hoisted on top of Big Ben to show that Parliament is in session. Night, Big Ben is surmounted by a small light that shines. It is now customary to use the Big Ben Clock Tower nomer

Afin de faire face à l’insurrection écossaise qui a éclaté en 1639, Charles I° est contraint de convoquer un nouveau Parlement, le 3 novembre 1640, car seul le vote du Parlement peut attribuer au roi de nouveaux fonds. Le précédent, le "Court Parliament" a été dissout juste après sa convocation du fait des nombreux griefs exposés à l'encontre du roi. Cromwell fait partie des membres de l'assemblée, qui fait condamner deux des principaux conseillers du roi, Strafford et Laud, afin de mettre un terme

siègent au Parlement. Seuls les membres respectifs de chaque assemblée sont autorisés à s'exprimer devant celle-ci. Le phénomène majoritaire domine donc fortement le fonctionnement des institutions. . Les députés de la Chambre des Communes (members of Parliament, MP's), au nombre de 646, sont élus pour cinq ans. Toutefois, cette durée peut être écourtée en cas de dissolution par le Premier ministre. Les pairs de la Chambre des Lords (peers), au nombre de 726, pour la plupart (580) désignés par le Premier

not very stable... Democracy is just a word which it is easy to use. Democracy means protecting individual liberties but along with other things such as Equality, Justice, Power, Representation, Parliament . Democracy offers advantages to citizens. In fact , with democracy , there is a Parliament , where representative defend citizens rights . Equality between people is very important for cohesion within communities . The France currency, “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” represents democratic

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Chambre des Lords. Cette Chambre des Lords assure historiquement une représentation pour la noblesse, mais a perdu son pouvoir en trois temps : Parliament Act de 1911 : pouvoir financier (mis à part un petit poids politique dans l’opinion), limite le pouvoir de blocage de la Chambre des Lords, et fait passer les élections générales de 7 à 5 ans, Parliament Act  de 49 : de son pouvoir législatif: droit de véto pendant 1 an au lieu de 2 sur les Bills (projets de loi) des Communes,  et le House of Lords

semble évident que le Parlement anglais est au centre du régime. Edmund Burke (h politique anglais 18°) a décrit le Parlement anglais en ces termes : ‘Parliament is not a congress of ambassadors from different and hostile interests, which interests each must maintain, as an agent and advocate, against other agents and advocates; but Parliament is a deliberative assembly of one nation, with one interest, that of the whole—where not local prejudices ought to guide, but the general good, resulting