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парламентський; парламентарний- parliamentary allowanceparliamentary approval of a treaty — затвердження ( схвалення) угоди парламентом
- parliamentary approbation
- parliamentary approval
- parliamentary assembly I
- Parliamentary Assembly
- parliamentary board
- parliamentary borough
- parliamentary boycott
- parliamentary commissioner
- parliamentary committee
- parliamentary confirmation
- parliamentary-constitutional
- parliamentary convention
- parliamentary democracy
- parliamentary election
- parliamentary elections
- parliamentary electorate
- parliamentary electors
- parliamentary enactment
- parliamentary faction
- parliamentary floor leader
- parliamentary franchise
- parliamentary government
- parliamentary grant
- parliamentary group
- parliamentary hearings
- parliamentary history
- parliamentary immunity
- parliamentary impeachment
- parliamentary inquiry
- parliamentary institutions
- parliamentary instrument
- parliamentary investigation
- parliamentary investigator
- parliamentary language
- parliamentary law
- parliamentary legislation
- parliamentary liaison officer
- parliamentary lobbying
- parliamentary majority
- parliamentary mandate
- parliamentary member
- parliamentary minority
- parliamentary monarchy
- parliamentary opposition
- parliamentary papers
- parliamentary party
- parliamentary power
- parliamentary practice
- parliamentary privilege
- parliamentary procedure
- parliamentary proceeding
- parliamentary proceedings
- parliamentary question
- parliamentary recess
- parliamentary registration
- parliamentary republic
- parliamentary-republican
- parliamentary rules
- parliamentary seat
- parliamentary session
- parliamentary situation
- parliamentary sovereignty
- parliamentary system
- parliamentary tax
- Parliamentary undersecretary
- parliamentary voter
- parliamentary year
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