Sentence examples for by a fully elected from inspiring English sources

In 1947 territorial inhabitants won the right to a partially elected Legislative Assembly, followed in 1974 by a fully elected body and representation in the Australian Senate.

We must also deal with the absurdity of the Lords, a house based solely on appointment, which can only be resolved by a fully elected chamber in line with the recent vote in the Commons, whose decisions we are now told must be respected.

Mrs. Chan championed a liberal model for reform that would allow an open field for chief executive elections and a fully elected legislature by 2012.

Coupled with the militants' control in Anbar, that could unsettle plans for elections scheduled across Iraq by the end of January -- the next crucial step toward a fully elected government by January 2006, an event American officials see as a way station on the path to a draw down or withdrawal of the 140,000 American troops here.

Mr. Sadr's challenge has been of a different magnitude altogether, posing, at least until now, a mounting threat to the very idea of an American-assisted progress toward a fully elected government by January 2006.

The opposition rejected the amendments as inconsequential and repeated its demands for a fully elected parliament chosen through fair elections.

By 2008-2009, Mr. Mills proposes, there would be a fully elected board and power would revert entirely to Roosevelt.

He says it is possible to conceive of a fully elected upper house and certainly of a part-elected and part-nominated upper house with carefully circumscribed powers.

Ten people have died in Paraguay Bolivia, Brazil and Argentinaa have also suffered outbreaks, prompted by heavy rains and flooding.Once there were peersBritain's House of Commons voted to create a fully elected House of Lords.

Some mooted changes, such as restoring a fully elected Senate, seem reasonable.

This year, however, the legislature voted to replace itself with a fully elected 28-seat body.