cross benches造句

• Lord Green sits on the cross benches in the House of Lords.
• In 2001, he left the Conservative Party for the Cross Benches.
• They were joined on the cross benches by a third independent and Bruce Duncan.
• These were single deck 4-wheeled cars with back-to-back cross benches.
• The "'H-class trams "'were purpose built single truck, open cross bench cars built at Botany services.
• The legislation was passed by the Coalition Government with support of the cross bench in the senate.
• Olexander served out the remainder of his term in the Upper House sitting on the cross benches.
• The announcement of the ministry was delayed due to negotiations over minority government support from the cross benches.
• They were partially open trams with passengers sitting on cross bench seats and a closed saloon at one end.
• He was awarded a life peerage in 2005, and now sits on the cross benches of the House of Lords.
• For a short time he sat on the cross benches, but soon moved to the Conservative side of the House.
• Baroness Strange and Baroness Flather withdrew from the party and moved to the " cross benches " for peers who vote independently.
• A number of savings and revenue measures in the Budget were opposed by Labor, the Greens and cross benches in the Senate.
• Slipper ultimately resigned as Speaker for inappropriate conduct and returned to the cross bench, while police investigations were ongoing in relation to Thomson.
• The Jack Lang rebelled and brought down the Scullin government in November, but Hogan survived with Country Party continued support from the cross benches.
• On 2 May 2012 Crook announced that from Tuesday 8 May, he would move from the cross benches to sit with his National Party colleagues.
• Baroness Strange and Baroness Flather expressed their displeasure by defecting from the Tory benches to the " cross benches, " for peers who vote independently.
• He sat on the cross benches for the rest of his term and contested the Labor's candidate, Alfred Dohring, and the official Country candidate, Wilfred Brimblecombe.
• He takes an active and regular part in the business of the House of Lords, speaking from the cross benches on home affairs, criminal justice, and rural affairs.