Assertion: constitution's member | /r/HasProperty | elected
Facets:
value: from across britain
type: LOCATION
value: from each province
type: LOCATION
value: according to the procedure
type: OTHER
value: directly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Section 2 of Article One addresses the House of Representatives, establishing that members of the House are elected every two years, with congressional seats apportioned to the states on the basis of population.
text: Both unicameral and bicameral parliaments have been used, and members of parliament have been both elected and appointed.
text: Seventy-six members would be directly elected from each province and 23 members would be selected by parliament.
text: The constitution says "not more than" 179, but the Danish election law says that exactly 179 members are elected.
text: While the Constitution says that "not more than" 179 members are elected, the law concerning general elections states that exactly 179 members are elected.
text: While the Constitution says that "not more than" 179 members are elected, the law concerning general elections states that exactly 179 members are elected.
text: Defines how members of Congress are to be elected, and how often Congress must meet
text: One member of the Presiding Council of World Judges shall be elected from each of five Continental Divisions of Earth.
text: Elections for Members of the House of Peoples shall be conducted in all World Electoral and Administrative Districts where elections have not already taken place; and Members of the House of Nations shall be elected or appointed by the national legislatures or national governments in all nations where this has not already been accomplished.
text: The second 100 Members of the House of Counsellors shall be elected according to the procedure specified in Section E of Article 5.
text: Members of the British Parliament are elected from across Britain and represent the interests of their constituents to the government.
text: Members of the British Parliament are elected from across Britain and represent the interests of their constituents to the government.