Sentence examples for popularly selected from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, this kind of work differs greatly from that of artists popularly selected to represent Puerto Rico in the past.

For instance, only matai, family heads, may stand for parliament, but since matai are popularly selected, and since some 35,000 such titles exist among a population of 186,000, the system is not utterly undemocratic.Malietoa, too, acted as a bridge between imported attitudes and indigenous values.

It is ironic that the world's largest democracy has a selected, not popularly elected, prime minister.

As for the fit-for-purpose shale gas model, various fit-for-purpose shale gas models can be derived using any set of selected properties plugged in one of the most popularly used proposed literature models as shown in the appendix.

From our screening program, we selected Hymenaea courbaril L. (Fabaceae) a medicinal species popularly known in Brazil as 'jatoba' which has a long history of use as medicinal plant by indigenous tribes of the Amazon Basin and also in caatinga and cerrado communities.

Together, Sudirman and Oerip were able to reduce the differences and mistrust between former KNIL and PETA troops, although some troops were reluctant to be subordinated to a central command, instead choosing to follow their popularly-selected battalion commanders.

A popularly applied method in the field is to select the most significant SNP from the multiple SNPs mapped to each gene and represent the gene by the smallest P value [ 2, 5, 10].

5. Select a communication or media device that is popularly used today, such as cell phones, digital cameras and MP3 players.

The president today is popularly elected to a single six-year term and has the power to select a cabinet, the attorney general, diplomats, high-ranking military officers, and Supreme Court justices (who serve life terms).

Goya also served on a commission to select fifty Spanish paintings as a gift to Napoleon, and accepted, in 1811, a royal decoration popularly known as la berenjena, "the eggplant".

Only 177,000 of Hong Kong's 3.1 million registered voters were eligible to choose the election committee, which will select six of the lawmakers for a 60-seat legislature, only 24 of whom will be popularly elected.