Edward I of England did not fully allow Parliament to make decisions for the country in the modern sense. While he did convene Parliament and sought its advice, particularly on taxation and legislation, he maintained strong royal authority and control over governance. His reign saw the development of parliamentary processes, but ultimate decision-making power rested with the king. Edward I viewed Parliament as a tool to legitimize his rule rather than an independent body with full decision-making power.
Charles 1st
Allow compassion to guide your decisions
Allow me to introduce myself, my name is Edward Cullen.
Zafrina
No they will not allow you in.
In a parliamentary system voters elect the members of parliament but they do not elect the leader/prime minister. The members of parliament elect the leader.
He allows Bella to have a baby that is killing her
It was not a decision of King George III. That decision was taken by the British Parliament in the King's name. Whether King George would have approved that decision is uncertain.
The word "parliament" comes from the French word "parler," which means "to speak." This reflects the main function of a parliament, which is to allow representatives to speak and debate on behalf of their constituents.
To allow consumers and producers to make their own decisions
To allow consumers and producers to make their own decisions
English Parliament.