Sentence examples for elected chamber from inspiring English sources

Is a democratically elected chamber an absolute good?

1997: legislation is passed to abolish the Lords, with an elected chamber perhaps replacing it.

That the Tories cut the elected chamber while packing its unelected neighbour is a damning indictment.

"We've seen today a governor general overturn the will of this chamber, a democratically elected chamber.

Legislation could arise from the interaction between it and an elected chamber.

The convention reflects the primacy of the House of Commons as the elected chamber.

The Green party's line on the House of Lords is that we should replace it with a fully elected chamber.

This week's Commons votes for a wholly or largely elected chamber injected a rare sense of excitement into the debate.

"It would be utterly wrong for this house to turn down the democratically elected chamber," he said.

A century ago, a Liberal leader secured the Parliament Act, which gave power to the elected chamber.

However the Respect MP was not the only panelist on last night's Independent Live debate to propose moving Britain's elected chamber closer to their home.