| dissolve parliament | 34.36 | The monarch had the power to dissolve parliament. | ||
| address parliament | 7.77 | He will address parliament. | ||
| boycott parliament | 7.64 | But it will boycott parliament. | ||
| disband parliament | 6.06 | Leghari also disbanded parliament and called the new elections. | ||
| tell parliament | 5.60 | Murayama told parliament he had no plan to call elections for the time being. | ||
| dominate parliament | 3.95 | Muslims dominate the parliament. | ||
| enter parliament | 2.83 | But it has never won enough votes to enter parliament. | ||
| convene parliament | 2.70 | Aung San Suu Kyi says her party will convene a parliament. | ||
| elect parliament | 2.70 | A new parliament was also elected. | ||
| adjourn parliament | 2.11 | Parliament was adjourned until Wednesday. | ||
| control parliament | 1.71 | The parliament is also controlled by the SDA. | ||
| ask parliament | 1.38 | Yeltsin asks parliament to fire prosecutor general. | ||
| dismiss parliament | 1.32 | And the emir, the hereditary ruler, can dismiss the parliament at will. | ||
| attend parliament | 1.25 | Nearly two years ago, opposition lawmakers stopped attending parliament. | ||
| have parliament | 1.25 | It has a parliament. | ||
| storm parliament | 1.25 | Crowds broke through a police cordon and stormed parliament. | ||
| leave parliament | 1.18 | Rabuka left parliament without commenting on conditions inside. | ||
| quit parliament | 1.05 | Nearly all the opposition lawmakers have quit parliament. | ||
| open parliament | 0.99 | Mandela to open parliament for last time. | ||
| bypass parliament | 0.92 | Some fear it will allow Chirac to bypass parliament. |