Examples of using Elected assembly in English and their translations into French
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appointed by the Lords Proprietors themselves, and a relatively weak, popularly elected assembly.
The latter implies a commitment on the part of the entire elected assembly but also the designation of officials,
According to the Home Rule Act, the elected assembly, the Landsting, has the legislative power,
When the new National Assembly was convened in Siem Reap on 24 September, a rocket attack was launched against the vehicle convoy in which co-Prime Minister Hun Sen and other elected Assembly members were being transported.
Those who had voted were unable to visit elected Assembly representatives in Pristina, who themselves had to travel there by armoured vehicle.
a legislative council; there was no provision for an elected assembly.
where the executive branch would be responsible to the elected Assembly, would help promote certain economic projects that were being stalled under the old system.
established in 1829 by the elected assembly is blocked by seven Anglo-Protestant members
In 1848, Nova Scotia became the first British colony governed by responsible government when all members of the executive council were chosen from members of the elected assembly.
Neither governor established an elected assembly in part because according to British law at that time no Catholic could hold office in such an assembly
The question that appeared on ballot papers in the referendum before the electorate under the act was: Are you in favour of the Government's proposals for a Greater London Authority, made up of an elected mayor and a separately elected assembly? permitting a simple YES/ NO answer.
In 1993 and 1994, the elected Assembly of Neštĕmice, a borough of Ústí nad Labem,
Highlighting the need for the electoral system to ensure that the representation of women is no less than 35 per cent(whether selected through the list-system or the individual-system) of every elected assembly to ensure a fair representation of women.
we are broadening the scope by looking at the composition of elected assembly and the government's capacity to deliver on its election promises,
gender equal participation in elected assemblies.
It lists the main difficulties faced by women within the parties and elected assemblies at all levels and the solutions to overcome them.
article 34 of the constitution obliges the state to guarantee representativeness of women within elected assemblies.
RÉ has written numerous briefs and addressed several elected assemblies and parliamentary committees.
In addition, in an effort to facilitate women's participation in elected assemblies, the Equity Bill is currently before the House of Representatives awaiting approval.
The local communities elect assemblies responsible for democratic governance under conditions set by law.