Sentence examples for own assemblies from inspiring English sources

Nobody even knows whether they will have their own assemblies.

Although Scotland and Wales now have their own assemblies, Britain is still the most centralised state in western Europe.

A crusading devolutionist, he is eager to divide England into regions with their own assemblies - but he has had to compromise, accepting regional development associations instead.

The Scots and Welsh have been given their own assemblies with powers over their public services, while they can still vote at Westminster on English issues.

When Parliament then said, "We, the People, have decided to tax you," the colonists, meeting in their own assemblies, answered, "No, we're the People".

The plebeian corporation held its own assemblies (concilia plebis), elected its own officials (tribunes and plebeian aediles), who were usually more well-to-do plebeians, and kept its own records.

In current computer systems, the DSP56001, for example, is still integrated as a ''second computer" requiring its own assembly language, quirks and pitfalls, assembler, compiler, loader, debugger, and user-managed interprocessor communication.

It then shredded the data, mixed it with its own and assembled the combined set with its own assembly method.

Each will hold elections for its own assembly, as well as the joint national assembly.

Most of these companies did their own marketing, their own R&D, their own assembly.

Twenty-five yeago ago, Cadillac began building limousines on its own assembly lines.