Sentence examples for institutions assembly from inspiring English sources

The Assembly was not originally specified in the Schuman Plan because it was hoped the Community would use the institutions (Assembly, Court) of the Council of Europe.

The House of Commons was found to have the least transparent lobbying rules of Britain's five major political institutions, and Northern Ireland's Assembly the best.

The province was at first subordinated to the Italian interests of these Angevin counts of Provence, who were also kings of Naples, but their reign witnessed the development of many of the region's characteristic political institutions, notably its Estates (assembly), which had the power to approve taxes and to help govern the province in times of disorder in the late 14th century.

The rebranding of WAG to Welsh government' has helped mitigate that, but we believe the time has come for Wales's devolved institution to lose the "assembly" tag and brand itself as a proper Welsh parliament – strengthening the distinction between legislature and executive, while giving it the accolade the people of Wales afforded it in last year's referendum.

No "individual, association, partnership, corporation, church, religious assembly or institution or other business organization", the legislation provides, can be sued for declining to bake a wedding cake or professionally photograph a same-sex couple if a "sincerely held" religious belief deters them.

The Roman assemblies were political institutions in the Roman Republic.

For instance, partners could track a certain number of indicators to monitor progress on women's and children's health in countries which regional institutions can feed into their assemblies.

The government insists that it has no intention of using the assembly to usurp other institutions.

"Voters seem to be saying that in the institutions that matter, like the national assembly, we want more moderate people, while we want to retain the nationalist symbol in the presidency," which is largely a ceremonial institution, Mr. Balagus said.

The drama will be greater than ever this year, at the 70th session of the UN general assembly, known inside the institution by its acronym Unga (rhyming with hunger).

Officially, SB 1062 expands Arizona's 1999 "Religious Freedom Restoration Act" (RFRA), which currently can be applied when the "victim" of religious discrimination is either an individual, a religious assembly or a religious institution.