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61. MPs have accused the government of obduracy and called on ministers to reverse their decision.

62. The Whips have the job of making sure MPs toe the line.

63. Several Labour MPs disagree with their party's line on taxation.

64. They both sat as MPs in the House of Commons.

65. The row between the Prime Minister and the opposition leader soon developed into a free-for-all between MPs from all parties.

66. The decision was greeted with shouts of protest from opposition MPs.

67. Some MPs on the government back benches are starting to question the government's handling of the war.

68. The Government is being accused of double standards in the way it is so tough on law and order yet allows its own MPs to escape prosecution for fraud.

69. MPs were playing the numbers game as the crucial vote drew closer.

70. Two MPs threatened to resign if the government did not agree to examine this case.

71. More than forty Conservative MPs rebelled against the government and voted against the bill.

72. He has the support of a lot of backbench MPs.

73. With a few honourable exceptions, MPs kept quiet about the corruption.

74. Some MPs refused to follow / toe the party line on defence.

75. Opposition MPs were involved in heated exchanges with the prime minister.

76. The Land Protection Bill was talked out by MPs from rural areas.

77. MPs spend many hours listening to the real or imagined grievances of their constituents.

78. The committee is composed of MPs, doctors, academics and members of the public.

79. The reform will make it more difficult for MPs to block legislation.

80. Westminster was buzzing with anticipation today as MPs gathered for tonight's crucial vote.

81. He brushed aside talk of greedy MPs voting themselves a backdoor pay rise.

82. The Prime Minister was involved in a heated exchange with opposition MPs.

83. The world's most prestigious insurance company was last night squaring up to take on MPs who have accused it of being riddled with corruption.

84. A group of MPs is still wrangling with the government over the timing of elections.

85. MPs may lack the necessary expertise to scrutinise legislation effectively.

86. The prime minister is elected by MPs from among their number.

87. Even the opposition MPs felt the force of the prime minister's argument.

88. The number of MPs now supporting him had increased significantly.

89. Few MPs are averse to the attention of the media.

90. An open letter to the prime minister, signed by several MPs,(www.Sentencedict.com) appeared in today's papers.