Significados de constituent bodies en inglés

But the universities, you say, are constituent bodies of a very peculiar kind.

I will create constituent bodies of forty thousand, sixty thousand, a hundred thousand.

Some constituent bodies had, under those writs, actually proceeded to the choice of representatives.

But who is to arbitrate between two representative bodies chosen by different constituent bodies?

Had not constituent bodies been remodelled, in defiance of royal charters and of immemorial prescription?

The decisions of the Metropolitan constituent bodies were impatiently expected as auguries of the general result.

Even those members who are not chosen by large constituent bodies are kept in awe by public opinion.

There are representative systems of all sorts, large constituent bodies, small constituent bodies, universal suffrage, high pecuniary qualifications.

The popular constituent bodies all over the country were in general enthusiastic on the side of the new government.

Never since the accession of the House of Stuart had the constituent bodies been so favourably disposed towards the Court.

Many of the constituent bodies were under the absolute control of individuals; many were notoriously at the command of the highest bidder.

The mind of the people goes on changing; and the Parliament, remaining unchanged, ceases to reflect the opinion of the constituent bodies.

The Federation has 17 constituent bodies across all nine provinces that work independently to deliver essential frontline mental health services to communities.

The constituent bodies, it was well known, were generally zealous for the Triennial Bill, and cared comparatively little about the Place Bill.

Bonaparte persisted in hiding his thought; he waited for the spontaneous homage of the constituent bodies in the name of the grateful nation.

The legislative representation of the States and people in the two Houses of Congress has grown with the growth of their constituent bodies.