elective house

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• House of Keys — n. the lower, elective house of the legislature of the Isle of Man …   English World dictionary

• elective regime — See elective resolution. Related links Companies House elective resolution ordinary resolution …   Law dictionary

• House of Mecklenburg — Country Mecklenburg, Titles Prince, Duke, Grand Duke, Elected Duke of United Baltic Duchy Founder Niklot …   Wikipedia

• House of Commons — House′ of Com′mons n. gov the elective lower house of the Parliament of Great Britain, Canada, etc …   From formal English to slang

• House of Commons — elective lower house of Parliament (Great Britain) …   English contemporary dictionary

• Elective monarchy — An elective monarchy is a monarchy ruled by someone, generally from a royal house, who is elected by a group. Some examples from history In the ancient Kingdom of Rome, the kings were elected by the Assemblies.The Holy Roman Empire is perhaps the …   Wikipedia

• Elective Affinities — For the 1996 film based on the novel, see The Elective Affinities. Elective Affinities   …   Wikipedia

• Elective dictatorship — The phrase elective dictatorship (also called executive dominance in political science) was coined by the former Lord Chancellor of the United Kingdom, Quintin Hogg, Baron Hailsham of St Marylebone, in a Richard Dimbleby Lecture at the BBC in… …   Wikipedia

• elective resolution — A form of resolution for private companies introduced by the Companies Act (1989). It can be passed by the members in general meeting, if at least 21 days notice in writing has been given, providing the terms of the resolution, and it is passed… …   Accounting dictionary

• House of Habsburg — Habsburg redirects here. For the House of Habsburg Lorraine, please see House of Lorraine. For other uses, please see Habsburg (disambiguation). House of Habsburg Country Austria, Holy Roman Empire, Spain Italy …   Wikipedia

• House of chiefs — A House of chiefs is an assembly, either legislative or advisory, that is neither representative (by general elections) nor simply appointed and/or filled ex officio, but consists of all or part of the traditional leaders, known as chiefs, of a… …   Wikipedia