Sentence examples for form of electing from inspiring English sources
Is this form of electing the people who run our country in line with how the rest of our national lives have advanced?
It took a decade for the full scale of the Latin American rage against the "Washington Consensus" to be felt in the form of electing a dozen national leaders dedicated to ending that failed neo-liberal regime (austerity was its first principle).
Almost anything can qualify; any form of elected office, of course, but even owning a business or shop on some fleetingly significant street.
It looks like Jeremy has agreed to some form of elected shadow cabinet but there are lots of practical questions the NEC will need answered".
There are several reasons why the matter is coming to a head.Policing is in for a huge shake-up as the government brings in local political accountability in the form of elected police commissioners.
But his comments seemed aimed at defusing fears around the world about American intentions, only a day after senior members of his administration said it was "coalescing around" a concept of placing an American-led military government in Iraq, to be followed by a civilian government and then some form of elected government.
"I think there are a lot of outside interests that would like to see Sarah Palin in some form of elected office.
Thus, a community-based advisory group was formed of representatives from the communities' health centers and Band Councils (i.e., local First Nations governing body formed of elected community members) and they played a large, collaborative role in designing the study, approving the interview questions, validating the results, and disseminating the study's findings [ 14, 36].
Then forming a government of elected politicians is likely to take several more weeks.Poll-watchers suggest there is likely to be a "fractured" mandate.
London's police and crime panel is formed from a committee of elected London Assembly members.
In 1996, more than a dozen New York advocacy groups for the disabled, with the endorsement of a long list of elected officials, formed the Taxis for All Campaign, which began to pressure the Taxi and Limousine Commission to make changes.
