Sentence examples for an elected assembly from inspiring English sources

The first strand provided for the creation of the Northern Ireland Assembly, which would be an elected assembly responsible for most local matters.

SO NOW Britain has an elected parliament in Scotland and an elected assembly in Wales.

But some local businessmen are now also more sympathetic to the idea of an elected assembly.

The mayor would not be accountable to an elected assembly, like Johnson in London.

Their basic demand is for an elected assembly to draft a new constitution.

Broadly they seek an elected assembly, a constitution and more rights for women.

That means allowing them the time to draft a constitution through a popularly elected assembly -- as the senior Shiite religious leaders keep insisting.

It has a directly elected assembly with a chairman and executive; it can raise its own taxes; and it has responsibility for adult education and for some aspects of culture, tourism, road building, planning, and aid for industrial development.

America's failure to embrace a democratically elected assembly is far more likely to derail a transition to responsible self-government than would the predictable messiness that comes with an elected body.

A democratically elected assembly is the best remaining hope for eventually achieving a unified, peaceful Iraq.

A locally elected assembly provides political representation for the islanders.