elected assembly

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• The country's new constitution provides for a directly elected assembly with legislative powers.
• A country's laws are often made by an elected assembly.
• Members of the newly elected assembly are expected to tackle economic reform first.
• The newly elected assembly will convene next month to discuss the budget.
• The debate over the new tax law dominated the first session of the elected assembly.
• He was proud to serve as a member of the state's first democratically elected assembly.
• Calls for a more representative elected assembly have grown louder among the populace.
• What are the primary responsibilities of an elected assembly?
• After years of military rule, the transition to a civilian government began with the formation of an elected assembly.
• The power to enact new legislation rests with the elected assembly.
• A key function of any elected assembly is to hold the government accountable to the people.
• Citizens must hold their elected assembly accountable for its decisions.
• The regional elected assembly has significant control over local education and healthcare.
• The transition to a democratically elected assembly was a major milestone for the nation.
• If the peace treaty is signed, a new elected assembly will be established to govern the territory.
• The elected assembly is composed of representatives from every district.
• Critics argue that the current elected assembly does not adequately reflect the country's diversity.
• In a dictatorship, there is no truly elected assembly to represent the people's will.
• The principle of an elected assembly is a cornerstone of modern democratic governance.
• The process of forming an elected assembly begins with free and fair elections.