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European Union Which European countries parliament is called the Folketing?
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Therefore, the Folketing has set up the EU Information Centre...
A shift of emphasis? Richard 2005
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Strangely, while the document is clearly official, the site is not on the main Council server, nor on the Presidency site, but on the Danish parliament EU information site, the Folketing.
A shift of emphasis? Richard 2005
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The First Reformers 'Government was established after a protracted struggle among Moderates, the Left, and the Right in the Folketing.
1874, Aug. 1 2001
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The Folketing approved restrictive immigration legislation limiting the admission of refugees and those seeking political asylum.
1979 2001
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It provided freedom of religion and speech as well as other civil liberties and created a bicameral Riksdag consisting of the Folketing and Landsting.
1846, May 2001
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The Folketing was selected by direct vote, but the Landsting would be selected by an electoral college.
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The Folketing passed a bill for the complete abolition of the death penalty, effective on June 1.
1975-82 2001
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The June Constitution, drawn up by a new government, provided for a bicameral legislature, the Folketing, divided into the Herredsting and Landsting—elected by all men over age 30 who did not receive poor relief.
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The Folketing approved a series of emergency measures requiring a return to work and imposing wage increases of 2 percent and 1.5 percent, respectively, in each of the next two years.
1979 2001
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