Original sentence: For the Crown to nominate the political leader who's party controls the Congress can be seen as a royal endorsement of the democratic process, a fundamental concept enshrined in the 1978 Constitution.However, it remains pragmatic for the king to nominate a candidate who is most likely to enjoy the confidence of the Congress of Deputies and form a government, usually the political leader who's party commands the most seats in the Congress.The king's order of appointment is countersigned by the Speeker
Edited sentence: For the Crown to nominate the political leader whose party controls the Congress can be seen as a royal endorsement of the democratic process, a fundamental concept enshrined in the 1978 Constitution.However, it remains pragmatic for the king to nominate a candidate who is most likely to enjoy the confidence of the Congress of Deputies and form a government, usually the political leader whose party commands the most seats in the Congress.The king's order of appointment is countersigned by the Speaker