衆議院の優越の説明の英語

the senator's florid speech

The Emperor was pleased to send a gracious message to the House Of Representatives.

a right of the House of Representatives called {right of priority}

the President of the House of Representatives―the Speaker

speeches by ministers at the beginning of a session of the Diet

the first presentation of a bill in a legislature

(in the Japanese Diet) a record called {Upper House Precedent-Record}

in the Japanese Diet, a bill proposed in the House o Representatives

an official post called member of the House of Representatives

collected records called collected precedents for the members of the House of Representatives

the Japanese Diet which is comprised of the House of Representatives and the House of Councillors

the parliamentary right to address an assembly

of governmental positions, the common way in which a member of the Japanese Lower House is referred

the President's message to Congress

The Seiyukai members predominated （over the rest） in the Lower House.

in Japan, rights of members of the National Diet called {assembly's privilege}

a published written account of the speeches and debates and votes of the United States Congress

The Emperor addressed a gracious speech to the House

snap division

a person who is a member of the House of Representatives

any committee of the National Diet on which the members of the Opposition have the majority

the President's message to Congress

in a bicameral system, the condition of the lower house being superior to the upper house

How Much Diet Members Earn

one of the two chambers that forms the Diet, called the House of Councilors

an item which decides the formation of both Houses in the National Assembly

The debates in the Diet were extremely dull.

The Emperor honoured the Diet with a gracious address.

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of or relating to senators