Sentence examples for gives elected from inspiring English sources

The Bahraini government had originally appeared willing to compromise with the opposition, particularly the more moderate faction that wants the country to evolve into a true parliamentary monarchy that gives elected lawmakers more power.

Indonesia needs to start "creating incentives for small-scale miners to make their operations legal", so that they can get training and finance to make their operations safer and cleaner.The law today gives elected district leaders the authority to issue "people's mining licences" to locals who excavate no deeper than 25 metres (82 feet).

This effectively gives elected officials the means of gathering feedback from their constituents through Facebook directly, using either posts or polls that are targeted only towards those who actually live in their particular district.

This effectively gives elected officials the means of gathering feedback from their constituents through Facebook directly, using either posts or polls that are targeted only towards those who actually live in their particular district.

Under the city's administrative code, a determination that DROP is not "cost neutral" gives elected officials a chance to eliminate the program or renegotiate its terms with leaders of the police and firefighters unions.

Politically appointed "special advisers" multiplied, giving elected ministers more control over the bureaucracy.

He has promised to give elected members of parliament a role in writing a new constitution.

"The purpose of this project is to give elected officials something to say.

This includes a seat on a "cabinet of mayors" which would give elected mayors a direct route to David Cameron and other senior ministers.

But a number of other, perhaps more subtle factors now influence whether the public will tolerate private indiscretion from any given elected official.

The Long Island Regional Planning Board has agreed to changes that give elected leaders in Nassau and Suffolk Counties greater influence over the board's operations and the kind of studies it undertakes.