Sentences with phrase «such assemblies»

The difficulty of mobilizing the intellectual resources of such an assembly is very great.

The Regional Assemblies (Preparations) Act 2003 made provisions for referendums to be held to create such assemblies, and to simplify the structure of local government where this is done.

In March of 2014, the leaders of all the autocephalous (independent) Orthodox Churches met in Istanbul, the sacred see of the Ecumenical Patriarchate, which historically (since at least the fifth century) coordinates such assemblies, facilitating unity while serving as a center of appeal among these churches.

Vance said such an assembly was formed in Iran in 1979.

But he added pointedly: «Though the law can not hinder people of the same trade from sometimes assembling together, it ought to do nothing to facilitate such assemblies; much less to render them necessary.»

In an earlier century, such assemblies were called «soviets.»

The project is developing into something more like a permanent assembly than a blue - ribbon panel, and it is reported that such an assembly will meet regularly, much as the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops does, and have its own staff and programs to speak in the name of the laity.

Ours is only one such assembly.

Assembly North and Assembly South follow in a line of citizens» assemblies that have been organised in Canada (British Colombia and Ontario), the Netherlands and the Republic of Ireland and aim to show that such assemblies can be organised effectively in the UK.

Such assemblies could become a regular part of the institutional architecture of British politics, providing considered reflections by selected citizens on controversial issues of public debate where currently such debate is often highly polarized.

Weaning off such Assemblies will help government re-focus its expenditure on less - developed and new Assemblies and provide them with basic social amenities to accelerate development.

«Such assemblies can be like Swiss cheese,» Eichler said, «with a lot of missing biological information in the gaps.»