Sentence examples for called for an elected from inspiring English sources

Mr Harper had previously called for an elected upper house.

During his announcement, Mr. Murphy, a volunteer firefighter and former mayor of Morris Township, called for an elected attorney general as well as an elected auditor general.

However, on this occasion, the Comoros authorities were unwilling to take Mr Abdelkhaleq.He is one of five Emirati activists jailed for several months last year for "insulting the ruler" by signing a petition that called for an elected legislature.

In a series of proposals for constitutional reforms, the Congress called for an elected majority in the legislature, control of the budget, and partial control of the executive branch.

It also called for an elected House of Representatives with 50 seats, divided between Greek and Turkish Cypriots in the proportion of 35 to 15 and elected for terms of five years.

Miliband countered with a demand for a constitutional convention to review voting arrangements at Westminster and the powers of English cities, and called for an elected second chamber to represent the regions and nations of the United Kingdom.

They organized many protests calling for an elected government and a constitutional monarchy.

Still others have called for an "indirectly elected" second chamber in which the prime minister's power of patronage is replaced by a new power of patronage in the hands of by council leaders.

Germany's finance minister, Wolfgang Schäuble, has called for a directly elected European commission president.

The commissioners said the draft called for a directly elected president, supported by a vice president and a prime minister, a strong central government rather than a provincial federation, a two-chamber parliament with significant representation for women and an independent judiciary.

Expected to call for an 80 per cent elected chamber....And why Lib Dems are Desperate for a victory Tuition fees Nick Clegg supported the Government's plans to increase tuition fees to a maximum of £9,000 in 2010.