Sentence examples for democratic assemblies from inspiring English sources

It seemed a bizarrely dictatorial perspective for someone building democratic assemblies.

But such democratic assemblies are rare: many imaginary states are the creations of closet despots nostalgic for the Roman Empire and various Balkan fiefdoms.

In northern Syria, in territories which have long been abandoned by the ultra-violent Assad regime, the Kurds have been busy establishing grassroots democratic assemblies which extend right down to neighbourhood level.

The Scottish and Welsh Nationalists would agree with many in England that it is not fair that Wales and Scotland can settle many things for themselves in their own democratic assemblies, yet the MPs of the whole union can determine English issues at Westminster.

It is clear nevertheless that democratic assemblies have a special kind of authority.

The fact that democratic assemblies have authority does not imply that all other forms of regime never have authority.

Assemblyman Michael Kearns, a Buffalo Democrat, is the only other Democratic assembly member to call for Mr. Silver's resignation; Mr. Kearns subsequently left the Democratic caucus.

The Century Assembly (comitia centuriata or "Army Assembly") of the Roman Republic was originally the democratic assembly of the Roman soldiers.

The two Democratic Assembly candidates also won.

The predominantly Democratic Assembly has passed such legislation for several years, but it has long been stalled in the Senate.

The result was the first Democratic Assembly majority in a decade and an increase in the number of legislators who are members of minorities.