The result is that all too often this leaves peers carrying the can for inaction. Is this what the public expect in the third decade of the 21st century? As we have just seen, its recommendations can be overridden by No 10. 'This list will bring the total in the House of Lords to over 830 - almost 200 more than the House of Commons.' This years peerages have taken the total size of the Lords to more than 830, despite a cross-party agreement three years ago that numbers should over time be reduced to 600.
The result is that all too often this leaves peerages over 851 negative.
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(z0 / result-01
    :ARG2 (z1 / leave-13
              :ARG0 (z2 / this)
              :ARG1 (z3 / negative-03
                        :ARG1 (z4 / peerage
                                  :quant (z5 / over
                                             :op1 851)))
              :frequency (z6 / often
                             :ARG2-of (z7 / have-degree-91
                                          :ARG1 z1
                                          :ARG3 (z8 / too
                                                    :mod (z9 / all))))))
The result is that all too often this leaves peerages over 851 negative .
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