Examples of using Elected assemblies in English and their translations into French
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representatives of civil society, has completed the drafting of a bill establishing the conditions for increasing the representation of women in elected assemblies.
the prohibition of meetings that posed a threat to public order and the dissolution of elected assemblies when legal action by the authorities was no longer possible
a guarantee of 30 per cent representation of women in elected assemblies.
sustainable participation of women in elected Assemblies, held in Algiers on 10
governorates and developing mechanisms for more effective participation by citizens by enabling them to raise issues directly within elected assemblies that will work in conjunction with elected municipal councils to determine priorities for action on a decentralized basis.
The Ministers welcomed the increasing representation of women at the highest political levels and in elected Assemblies, including the recent examples in NAM Member states, and in this context underlined the importance of promoting equal participation of women in the political systems of NAM Members, in accordance with Millennium Development Goal No. 3"Promote Gender Equality
No provision was made for an elected assembly.
Each entity had its own elected assembly.
The local communities elect assemblies responsible for democratic governance under conditions set by law.
Local communities elect assemblies to manage their affairs democratically subject to conditions laid down in the law.
The Greenland self-government authorities comprise a democratically elected assembly- Inatsisartut(Greenland Parliament)- as well as an administration led by Naalakkersuisut Greenland government.
The local communities elect assemblies that are responsible for managing their affairs democratically under conditions determined by law.
In 1758, the colony was granted an elected assembly, 16 becoming the first Canadian colony to enjoy a representative political institution.
Nova Scotia was granted an elected assembly, becoming the first colony in what was to become Canada to enjoy a representative political institution.
Upper Canada's elected assembly met for the first time on September 17 at Newark, now Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Lower Canada's elected assembly met for the first time on December 17 at Quebec City.
Examples abound where simply by hostility toward the elected Assembly, incompetent people were raised to positions of importance5.
It was the first elected assembly of its kind in what is now Canada.
The newly elected Assembly appointed Kurt Tibbetts of the Democratic Alliance as Leader of Government Business.
Each province has an elected Assembly which is responsible for local economic development,