Sentence examples for assembly whose from inspiring English sources

Voters will choose a national assembly, whose members will govern while drafting a new constitution.

King Faisal told President John F. Kennedy that he would create an assembly whose appointed deputies would advise the throne, but not make laws.

They wanted the deal to be ratified through a more limited consultation process — a special assembly — whose outcome would have been more predictable and easier to control.

The assembly, whose delegates represent 339 Protestant and Orthodox Christian churches worldwide, had been expecting South Africa's deputy president, Thabo Mbeki.

The day before, in parliament, he had been voting on the makeup of a hundred-member assembly whose job was to redraft the constitution.

The immediate issue is his plan for a Constituent Assembly, whose job would be yet another rewriting of the constitution, which dates only from 1998.

Clan-based societies had assemblies, whose political role changed with the transformation of tribe into state and with oligarchic and monarchical governments.

They are ∼700‐kDa assemblies whose hollow architecture sequesters the proteolytic sites inside a central chamber, thereby ensuring that the activity of isolated proteasomes is repressed.

Key to this would be a series of citizens' assemblies whose thinking would then lead to constructive reconsideration by parliament of our relations with Europe, including the option of a renegotiation followed by a referendum.

Kingsville boasts a lot of churches, among them evangelical, Pentecostal and Baptist assemblies whose members are prime Republican targets (more so than Hispanic Catholics, seen as a bit leftish on economic questions).

Their use as ligands towards either fully hydrated metal ions or coordinatively unsaturated preformed species, to afford a wide variety of low-dimensional metal assemblies whose nuclearity, dimensionality and magnetic properties can be tuned, is also reviewed.