Sentence examples for elective representative from inspiring English sources

Even in the Lithuanian territories incorporated into the Russian Empire, some judicial sejmiks were allowed to elect lower court judges; it was the only elective representative institution to survive in the Lithuanian territories after the partition.

Nonetheless it is clear that Kant holds that such an elective representative system is ideal.

"So an entire generation of political and administrative leadership has grown up without having to work with this group of elective representatives.

When reflecting on their careers, participants described that they had always been taking responsibility, such as taking on commissions from a young age and becoming elective representatives.

After a career spanning three decades in elective office, United States Representative Major R. Owens kicked off his final campaign yesterday, an event that drew some of the biggest names in Brooklyn to support the man who succeeded Shirley Chisholm in Congress.

By speaking publicly about this issue and our efforts, we hope others in the private sector will join us in efforts to make elective government more representative.

The Government of India Act of 1935 gave all provinces full representative and elective governments, chosen by franchise extended now to some 30 million Indians, and only the most crucial portfolios defense, revenue, and foreign affairs were "reserved" to appointed officials.

Currently, the only women to hold high elective office are Ms. Coakley, Representative Niki Tsongas and the State Senate president, Therese Murray.

Surgical procedures are not obtained for each case and thus representative urgent and elective procedures cannot be chosen.

This type of elective is unlikely to provide a representative exposure to the breadth of nephrologists' roles and may lack sufficient mentoring opportunities.

The findings may not be representative of all potential elective co-parents.