Examples of using Elected representatives in English and their translations into Hebrew
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where a committee of elected representatives have made their own constitution(see here).
Many important decisions are not made by elected representatives, but by an array of government officers, who are sometimes….
In December 1991 Thailand's national assembly passed a new constitution that guaranteed a NPKC-biased parliament- 270 appointed senators in the upper house stacked against 360 elected representatives.
They took an educated decision not to enable the public's elected representatives to rule or to advance their own world values in whose name they were elected. .
In June 1994 Ethiopian voters elected representatives to a Constituent Assembly,
Elected representatives should have no special privileges
But our elected representatives have forgotten what it's like to get a call from the bank to say you have exceeded your permitted overdraft.
Of course, our elected representatives are not saying,"Yes,
The interests of elected representatives do not necessarily correspond with those of their constituents.
The men elected representatives, we agreed upon an agenda,
An EU institution that currently consists of 751 directly elected representatives of the citizens of the Member States.
As a rule, he says, the American media gives much greater respect to its elected representatives than the Israeli press, which is very biting and sometimes rude and impolite.
The people, informed about what their elected representatives do, respond by voting those representatives in
This is a further example of how the parliamentary system increases the responsibility of elected representatives toward the public.
not locally elected representatives.
Maybe the American people will go with me Even if their… elected representatives won't.
associations lobby elected representatives.
The freedom of political debate requires that no restriction is placed upon the ability and right of free expression of the elected representatives.'.
Question 1.1: The terms“elected representatives”(in question 1) and“representative institutions”(in question 4) refer to bodies in which at least half of the members are elected by the members of the party or the public at large.
In sum: When elected representatives operate rationally in light of the incentives in a democratic society,