Sentence examples for representative branch from inspiring English sources

At the subdistrict level there is only a representative branch managed by ressort raad (subdistrict councils).

Constituent services is an unrepresentative function of what is meant to be the representative branch.

Representative Branch said he hoped the new numbers would help his effort to change Texas' higher education financing system to take student outcomes, like graduation rates, into account.

We began there, as we begin here, by noting the heavy presumption of constitutionality to which a "carefully considered decision of a coequal and representative branch of our Government" is entitled.

In 1999, the United Nations surveyed the nation's school system as a representative branch of government to measure national corruption, said Levan Ramishvili, director of the Liberty Institute, a local human rights group.

In 1848 Nova Scotia became the first British colony in which the administration of government was responsible to the majority in the House of Assembly, the representative branch of colonial government.

In America, laws must derive from the consent of the governed through the representative branches.

[R]epeated and essentially head-on confrontations between the life-tenured branch and the representative branches of government will not, in the long run, be beneficial to either.

American Electric contends that this case ultimately presents a political question that should be dealt with by the representative branches of the government.

We compiled literature data and an in-depth phylogenetic analysis of more than 350 members of this superfamily from about 30 species, covering several but not all representative branches within metazoan evolution.

refrain[ed] from passing upon the constitutionality of an act [of the representative branches] unless obliged to do so in the proper performance of our judicial function, when the question is raised by a party whose interests entitle him to raise it.