Sentence examples for general assembly elected from inspiring English sources
The general assembly elected a number of the leading men to act as judges, and these judges traveled through the villages to hear private suits.
In 1859, the Kentucky General Assembly elected Breckinridge to a U.S. Senate term that would begin in 1861.
On February 18 , 1841 the Kentucky General Assembly elected James Turner Morehead to the U.S. Senate; Wickliffe received twenty votes in this contest.
The election was among the first steps in re-forming an Olympic committee; each of the nearly 200 sports clubs in Iraq had to chose new, Saddam-free leadership; those representatives formed a general assembly; that assembly elected the leadership of the new Iraqi Olympic committee.
The Virginia Assembly elected him attorney general of the state, and he also served intermittently (1779 82) as a delegate to the Continental Congress.
Somehow, by dawn on Monday morning, they managed to conclude the general assembly by electing a new seven-man leadership, and with a minimal amount of blood on the floor.
The general assembly also elects a secretary general, a treasurer, an executive committee, and the presidents of each of the organization's seven administrative regions: Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean, the Middle East and North Africa, North America, and Oceania.
His efforts, however, backfired: the provincial assembly elected Joseph Dudley's son Paul as attorney general, and London agents of the anti-bank party worked to ensure Tailer's replacement.
The assembly elected Mustafa Kemal as its president.
Hand-picked members of the now-defunct national assembly "elected" the president; today he is directly elected.
