Sentence examples for deputies representing the from inspiring English sources
Among these gatherings were the earliest national assemblies to include representatives of towns and villages, which has caused historians to see them as early versions of what became the Estates-General, meetings of deputies representing the clergy, the nobility, and the commoners of the entire kingdom that were convoked beginning in the 14th century.
At the time of the 2011 election, Badajoz had six deputies representing the district in congress, four from the People's Party-United Extremadura party (PP-EU), and two from the Spanish Socialist Workers Partyy party (PSOE).
In March 1989 he was elected to the First Congress of People's Deputies, representing the Academy of Sciences.
Mr. Ishii was an opposition deputy representing the Democratic Party of Japan.
Natalya Chernysheva, a municipal deputy representing the territory that houses the jail where Navalny was held, presented him with white flowers.
Amado became a journalist in 1930, and his literary career paralleled a career in radical politics that won him election to the Constituent Assembly as a federal deputy representing the Communist Party of Brazil in 1946.
"What is being presented is not so much a law on political parties as one on doing away with political parties," Oleg Shein, a deputy representing the Russian Regions group, told his colleagues.
Regarding Law No 27.045 that lowered the mandatory starting age from 5 to 4 years, a deputy representing the then official government claimed: "It is an achievement of our democracy to include the youngest children in the educational system [emphasis added]" (Leverberg as cited in "El Congreso" 2014, para. 4).
The president is an ethnic Dinka, while his former deputy represents the Nuer tribe.
The governor and his deputy represent the public prosecutors.
Finally the Protestant church at Paris was commissioned to summon the first synod, which was attended by 72 deputies representing all the provinces of the kingdom (May 1559).
