Sentence examples for establishes elected from inspiring English sources

The locals call it "enracinement" (putting down roots); the party establishes elected representatives in towns and villages with an eye on the larger, more powerful departments and regions, and presumably further down the line, parliamentary constituencies.

Other reformers debated the merits of constitutional government and tried to establish elected assemblies.

He also challenged Muslims to establish elected, peaceful governments that respect all their people.

An ambitious package of local government reforms, establishing elected mayors to run the district-level bureaucracy, was another.

The Press Association news agency reports: She added that work will start immediately on establishing elected police commissioners, as well as setting a cap for non-European economic migrants.

The Act also introduced structural changes to civil parishes, abolishing vestries and established elected civil parish councils in all rural parishes with more than 300 electors.

Bahá'u'lláh established the elected Universal House of Justice, and 'Abdu'l-Bahá established the appointed hereditary Guardianship and clarified the relationship between the two institutions.

Reformers demanded that Abdullah should establish an elected consultative assembly to replace the 120-member appointed Shura council.

Mr Humala would lack a majority in Congress and would find it much harder than Mr Chávez to establish an elected autocracy, even if he wanted to.

In late 2000 he directed the drafting of the National Action Charter, which articulated the goals of establishing an elected parliament and a constitutional monarchy in Bahrain.

"It's a similar dynamic to what you've seen in some of these other states, where an established statewide elected official is somewhat conservative but not boldly conservative.