The phrase "an elected commission" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who have been chosen through a voting process to serve on a specific committee or governing body.
Example: "The city established an elected commission to oversee the development of the new park."
Alternatives: "a chosen committee" or "a voted panel".
Some American cities and towns are administered by an elected commission, usually consisting of three, five, or seven commissioners.
Claiming that the council has more democratic legitimacy than either the parliament or an elected commission is nonsense.
They note that the commission is not merely far away from most national capitals but unelected (although the last thing a Eurosceptic wants is an elected commission), and yet perhaps 80% of the laws passed at national level originate in Brussels.This is a seductive line of reasoning, but it is flawed.
Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, speaks of a future "political union" with a strong parliament as well as a directly elected commission president.For others, the parliament is not the solution but part of the problem.
"That's the scary part: we won but then we lost," said Julia Walsh Gouge, the dissenting member of the county's all-Republican elected commission, who warned of a domino effect in which more farmers will now seek rezoning in a spiral toward sprawl.
Professor Chemerinsky, who was not paid for his work, is a constitutional law expert who had served as chairman of the elected commission that helped draft the revised City Charter that voters approved last year.
Many also fear that the newly elected commission president, Jean-Claude Juncker, is planning to weaken the powers of Europe's environment directorate and that Vella has been selected specifically to implement these changes.
Mr. Morgenthau, who confidants say wants nothing more than to ensure that Ms. Snyder is not elected, commissioned a poll last month to gauge Mr. Castleman's viability and found that Mr. Morgenthau's endorsement would help him greatly.
Although the government has not completed its plan, this executive will probably be made up of either local or regional elected councilors or members of four already existing elected commissions formed last year to study Algeria's future problems, the sources said.
In exchange for paying up, they want to harmonise taxes and centralise political power with, say, an elected European Commission and new powers for the European Parliament.
North Dakota's 53 counties, with populations ranging from barely 900 to more than 100,000, elect commissions and officers.
