tricameral การใช้

• The creation of the tricameral parliament was controversial on two fronts.
• However, a Diocesan Synod is not a tricameral institution.
• Other instances of tricameral legislatures in history include Sim髇 Bol韛ar's model state.
• The tricameral parliament was not particularly strong.
• There are problems with regarding the States-General as a tricameral legislature, however.
• It was formed as a successor to the House of Delegates in the Tricameral Parliament.
• In 1984, the former Senate chamber was converted for use as the tricameral system.
• The South African Constitution of 1983 applied Lijpart's powersharing ideas by establishing a Tricameral Parliament.
• In 1982, final constitutional proposals produced a referendum among Whites, and the Tricameral Parliament was approved.
• Despite Bol韛ar's huge influence in South America, no country in the region employs his tricameral parliament.
• Tricameral meeting arrangements are a growing trend in labor unions where some members will always be working on one of three shifts.
• Amichand Rajbansi's House of Delegates in the Tricameral Parliament, although neither body enjoyed the support of the majority of Indians.
• Resistance was spurred by the exclusion of blacks from the newly formed tricameral Parliament ( which did include Whites, Asians and Coloreds ).
• However, in 1982 the Nationalist government announced plans for a Tricameral Parliament, which was to represent coloureds, Indians, and whites.
• In 1994 the bantustans and the Tricameral Parliament were abolished and the right to vote for the National Assembly was granted to all adult citizens.
• In 1984, the Tricameral Parliament was established by the government to give Coloured and Indian South Africans a limited influence on South African politics.
• The Tricameral Parliament was criticised by anti-apartheid groups including the President's Council, a body established to advise on constitutional reform.
• The Republic of South Africa Constitution Act, 1983 created the Tricameral Parliament, with separate houses representing Prime Minister were replaced by an executive State President.
• Under House of Representatives was the house for South Africa's mixed race'Coloured'community, in the Tricameral Parliament of 1984 to 1994.