legislatorial

Both chambers had self initiative on legislatorial matters, with a few exceptions.

Following their example, reformers in Manchester held a similar meeting to elect a "legislatorial attorney".

It consists of 15 deputies who are popularly elected from state legislatorial districts.

In the 2004 general elections, it received only 0.1% of the vote and no legislatorial seats at either the national and provincial levels.

After the legislatorial elections of 1892, a party election made Nawahi president and William White his vice president.

Although the city was not entitled to any seats in the Commons, those gathered decided to elect Sir Charles Wolseley Birmingham's "legislatorial representative".

After World War II, other ideological movements formed their own political internationals in order to communicate among aligned parliamentarians and legislatorial candidates, as well as to communicate to intergovernmental and supranational organisations such as the United Nations and, later, the European Union.