chamber of citizens造句

• The change will take effect if it passes the Chamber of Citizens, the lower house.
• "All parties in the parliament's Chamber of Citizens accepted the invitation except the Yugoslav Left, " said Miodrag Vukovic, of the moderates'executive board.
• -- Lower House of Parliament, or Chamber of Citizens : Voters in Serbia elect 108 deputies and Montenegrin voters 30 deputies to the 138-seat lower house.
• -- Lower House of Parliament, or Chamber of Citizens : Voters in Serbia will elect 108 deputies and Montenegrin voters 30 deputies to the 138-seat lower house.
• As a member of the opposition coalition  Zajedno, he was re-elected a Member of Federal Parliament in the Chamber of Citizens ( lower chamber ) in 1996.
• Closing the session, parliamentary speaker Dragoljub Micunovic said that both chambers, the Chamber of Republics and Chamber of Citizens, had " worked a lot _ more than some other parliaments ."
• He then became an SPS MP in the Chamber of Citizens of the Federal Assembly of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, and served as the President of the Chamber from February 3, 1993 to December 10, 1996, supported by DSS ).
• After a visit to the area by Radmilo Bogdanovi
  , president of the Defense and Security Committee of the Yugoslav Parliament's Chamber of Citizens, an influential figure in Serbian police circles, Luki
  and Dragicevi
  were released from custody on grounds that lacked transparency.
• Miloa
  evi
  and the Serbian government supported a tricameral legislature, that would include a Chamber of Citizens to represent the population of Yugoslavia, a system that would give Serbs a majority; a Chamber of Provinces and Republics to represent regional affairs; and a Chamber of Associated Labour.
• Da
  i
  was the President of the Main Board of the SPS and was the Vice President of the SPS from 2000-03, and federal deputy in the Chamber of Citizens of the Federal Assembly of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia and Assembly of the State Union of Serbia and Montenegro from 1992 to 2004.
• Serbia's specific endorsement of a Chamber of Citizens and a Chamber of Associated Labour faced opposition from the republics of Croatia and Slovenia as they saw the proposals as increasing Serbia's power and federal state control over the economy, which was the opposite of their intention to decrease federal state control over the economy.