Sentence examples for elected parts from inspiring English sources

Conservatives in this era believed in what they called judicial restraint, which suggested that courts should refrain from overruling decisions made by the elected parts of the government.

Indeed, if the report's conclusions are right, an unelected and deeply secretive arm of government deliberately misled the elected parts of government in an attempt to justify utterly reprehensible policy.

In less friendly countries, such as China and Iran, the revelations have sparked predictable sniping about how America should not moralise abroad.Yet the biggest question raised, says Michael Glennon, an intelligence specialist at Tufts University, is about the scrutiny of the CIA by the elected parts of the American government.

Khamenei also declared that the reformists had created a "dual state" -- the elected part against unelected organs -- but that Ahmadinejad's election had unified the state again.

But once elected part of being the commander-in-chief requires projecting an aura of strength.

The Parliament, with 754 members, is the only directly elected part of the apparatus that runs the European Union.

He went to Plymouth University to study environmental science, and was an elected part-time student representative, with the portfolio for environment and sustainability.

But many of those who might face trial are an elected part of it.Enthusiasm for pursuing war-crimes trials has, until recent weeks, been limited on the part of the outside world, too.

If their lives also improve in the wake of the Gaza disengagement, they might want Hamas to behave with more restraint as an elected part of the PA.The more unpredictable threat comes from within Fatah itself.

Addressing conference, Ms Sturgeon said being elected part leader was "the biggest privilege of my life but one that I cherish and one that I relish".

The civil service is separate from the elected part of government and further insulated by its unions.