Elected
Elected adjective - Subject to popular election.
Parliamentary and elected are semantically related In some cases you can use "Parliamentary" instead an adjective "Elected".
Parliamentary
Parliamentary adjective - Relating to or having the nature of a parliament.
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Synonyms for Parliamentary
Elected and parliamentary are semantically related in legislative topic. You can use "Elected" instead an adjective "Parliamentary".
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Related pairs
- representative and elected
- representative and parliamentary
- popular and elected
- popular and parliamentary
- democratic and elected
- democratic and parliamentary
- official and elected
- official and parliamentary
- autonomous and elected
- autonomous and parliamentary
- self-governing and elected
- self-governing and parliamentary
- classless and elected
- classless and parliamentary
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- Culturally conservative and a member of WETO, it is officially a "Monarchical Republic"; an elective monarchy that functions similarly to a parliamentary republic, with an elected Monarch instead of a Prime Minister.
Source: Roleplay / Esquarium -
However, in 2003 parliamentary elections, the reformed HDZ was once again elected.
Source: Useful Notes / Croatia -
Prior to the passing of the law, the parliamentary map had not been changed for centuries and some districts ("rotten boroughs") elected 2 MPs to Parliament even though no-one actually lived there.
Source: Useful Notes / The Earl Grey
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