Sentence examples for Elected congresses from inspiring English sources

They're used to administrations and newly elected Congresses that come in with big plans for the future.

The newly elected congress is more rightwing, more fragmented and likely to be less cooperative.

He proposed a new constitution that critics say is excessively Islamist and endangers minorities.In this section The world this year KAL's cartoon ReprintsThe post-revolution National Transitional Council in Libya handed power over to an elected congress, though factional fighting continued.

At least two of his bodyguards died.Democrats were also worried by Mr Haftar's hostility to the country's elected congress, Libya's proto-parliament, where various Islamists, ranging from the Muslim Brotherhood to hardline Salafists, have formed powerful blocs.

The newly elected congress must join the administration to clean up a $16 trillion national debt and lower a nearly 8percentt unemployment rate.

Certainly the Secretary should not -- cannot -- "rush to regulate" and push these far-reaching proposals through and make them "law" before the newly elected congress can weigh in and DOE has more of an opportunity to re-think the entire issue.

First, popularly elected local congresses that once only mechanically stood in for the Chinese mass public, through demographically descriptive and politically symbolic representation, now work as substantively representative institutions.

This looked likely to achieve success after elections in November that saw several student leaders elected to congress and the new president, Michelle Bachelet, promised to implement many of their demands.

Harris was elected to congress that November.

He was elected to congress in 2003 and became speaker in 2015.

By 1963 he had been elected to congress, although his term was interrupted by a military coup in 1966 (as it would be again in 1976).