Phrases with «unelected peers»

The phrase "unelected peers" refers to individuals who become members of the government or legislative body without being chosen by the general public through an election. They are appointed or given their position based on other criteria, such as being a part of the aristocracy or having certain expertise. Full definition

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Sentences with «unelected peers»

What's democratic about unelected peers overturning the wishes of the elected Commons, not to mention those of the 17.4 million who voted to Leave? (dailymail.co.uk)
But while people struggle to earn a decent living, many of the nearly - 800 unelected peers in the House of Lords treat parliament as a private members» club. (politics.co.uk)
In an interview with The House magazine, he said it was wrong that there were more unelected peers than there are MPs. (totalpolitics.com)
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Phrases with «unelected peers»

Sentences with «unelected peers»

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