Sentence examples for premier chosen from inspiring English sources
1963 Brazil Ends Parliament LONDON — Brazil this week voted in a national referendum to end its brief experiment with a so-called "parliamentary" system, under which the President shared executive power with a Premier chosen by Congress and a Cabinet appointed by the Premier.
That must be the explanation as to why one of the most beautiful women in the world – who could wear a Derelicte binbag to a premier – chose to go wardrobe route one.
For one Chinese leader to criticise another so openly was highly unusual, but what really suggested significant tensions was that the premier chose to couple that with the references to the Cultural Revolution, a time of enormous suffering and turmoil in China.
But the conservative premier chose to focus his landmark speech more on the future of the U.S.-Japan military alliance and press skeptical lawmakers to back a Pacific trade pact.
The Consortium for Graduate Study in Management is the premier organization chosen by the country's leading business schools and corporate partners as a feeder of diverse perspectives.
One of the more bizarre features of consensus government in the NWT is the fact that even though the last ballot has been counted, it will still be a few more weeks until a premier is chosen.
That is because instead of being elected by the people, the premier is chosen in a unique process in which MLAs who are interested in the job put their name forward.
The Premier League chose not to," said Dyke, referring to the Premier League's decision not to have a representative on the commission.
There was also irony in the fact that the Premier League chose this week to relaunch its "brand identity" at a time when bonds between clubs and fans are at their most strained.
It is interesting that Chinese Premier Wen chose Shenzhen as the venue for his recent remarks about the need to make the Party more accountable to the public.
Today at age 36 he is the youngest man to be chosen Premier of Quebec.
