Republicans said that among those being considered to lead the committee were Representative Dick Armey of Texas, the majority leader who is retiring at the end of this term; Representative J. C. Watts of Oklahoma, another member of the leadership; and Representative Rob Portman, an Ohio Republican who is close to President Bush.
Even this term, "representative," is gutted by logical fallacy.
In the latter case, the term "representative" is discussed since the fracture tends to localize.
In the United States Supreme Court case Reynolds v. Sims (1964), Chief Justice Earl Warren wrote: The term representative democracy does not appear in the Constitution of Singapore.
We're seeing the cronyism in practice in this second term," Representative Paul D. Ryan of Wisconsin recently asserted, sounding a lot like his vice-presidential candidate self from 2012, when Republicans spent a good deal of time attacking the president as a self-satisfied autocrat who used his power to reward friends and punish enemies.
However, to emphasise that the chamber was not a traditional international organisation composed of representatives of national governments, the Treaty of Paris used the term "representatives of the peoples".
The wording of the ECSC Treaty demonstrated the leaders' desire for more than a normal consultative assembly by using the term "representatives of the people" and allowed for direct election.
After a promising first term, Representative Anthony Weiner is being challenged in the Democratic primary by City Councilman Noach Dear.
Now seeking an 11th term, Representative Sam Gejdenson, a Democrat and the most senior member of the state's Congressional delegation, has survived some hard battles for re-election.
Seventh District (parts of Hunterdon, Somerset, Middlesex and Union Counties): After one term, Representative Mike Ferguson, a Republican, has shown himself to be more moderate in some aspects than expected.
The various models of government that fall under the general term "representative democracy", namely, the protective, participatory and elite models, are all based upon the underlying principle of equality of rights, including the right to vote.
