Nghĩa của từ unelected bằng Tiếng Việt

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1. Most currencies are controlled by people who are unelected and unaccountable.

2. The government of the day abrogated its responsibilities on politically correct or sensitive issues to the unelected courts

3. The answer to bad elected public officials is not transferring their powers to unelected public officials or appointed committees.

4. In effect(Sentencedict.com ), Congress repeatedly gave away a sizable chunk of power to the unelected civil servants who staff federal agencies.

5. All the added power to be granted county government by this charter proposal will accrue to an unelected staff.

6. In effect, Congress repeatedly gave away a sizable chunk of power to the unelected civil servants who staff federal agencies.

7. The second is the Expediency Council, a body that Arbitrates disputes between parliament and the unelected Guardian Council, which can block legislation.

8. Belarus leader calls meeting of delegates as part of reform plan National Assembly of unelected delegates to meet in February for the first time since 2016, but critics are skeptical

9. A hard-money advocate, suspicious of personal debt, Jackson viewed the Bank as a monstrosity that gave power over the people's money to a few unelected private bankers.

10. Although, in theory, the monarchy inhabits a realm far above the murk of daily government, it has been an important source of legitimacy for the unelected prime minister.

11. Unelected federal Bureaucrats make reams of rules and regulations for Americans, despite the fact that such lawmaking is unconstitutional, and for the most part the Bureaucrats are following a

12. Burgess originally meant a freeman of a borough (England, Wales, Ireland) or burgh ().It later came to mean an elected or unelected official of a municipality, or the representative of a borough in the English House of Commons.

13. Of course, the EU is a government -- and an unelected government at that -- so its desire not just to avoid replying to its critics -- but to criminalise their views and ban their contrary expressions -- is as bad as the government of any country banning or criminalising the expression of opinion which is not adulatory of the government.