constituent
المقوم
definition
noun
They said the terms in office of legislators depended solely on the acceptance of their constituents who elected their representatives every five years.
a member of a constituency.
the essential constituents of the human diet
a component part of something.
adjective
the constituent minerals of the rock
being a part of a whole.
the constituent body has a right of veto
being a voting member of a community or organization and having the power to appoint or elect.
translation of 'constituent'
noun
ناخب,
المقوم,
العنصر الأساسي
adjective
ناخب,
تأسيسي,
مقوم
example
You are very important to members of Congress, because, as a 'constituent' , you have the power to keep them in office.
Her world resembles that of a child, where the 'constituent' objects are always surprising a not quite ‘developed’ mind.
In all these examples, the intonation rises on the wh- 'constituent' preceding the complementizer and then descends.
The working class must fight for a 'constituent' assembly elected openly and democratically by the working masses to settle all the democratic questions.
Under existing election rules, a 'constituent' district elects several lawmakers, allowing some to enter office on off-beat campaign platforms.
So they flew to D.C. to meet with him, called his office daily to complain about it, and organized a 'constituent' call-in drive.
There are too many 'constituent' parts of this team that are malfunctioning.
Those voted to the 'constituent' assembly were allowed to meet in the Tauride Palace.
The whole discussion of the apple was in language, and language was an essential 'constituent' in the various forms of knowing discussed.
The rebels, who are demanding a roundtable conference, an interim government and a 'constituent' assembly, insist that the peace process should involve the king as well as the political parties.
This is the first degree of its kind and is also unique in that it has been developed and produced in a joint collaboration by the four 'constituent' universities of the National University of Ireland.
Then, a couple of weeks or so after the capitulation, when my protests no longer made much sense, they were listened to, and I was sent as Intelligence Officer to one of the brigade's 'constituent' battalions.
It provides the glue to bind all of the application's 'constituent' Web services together into a single coordinated application whole.
In other words, the whole can be understood by separating and defining its 'constituent' parts, as a chemist might seek to explain life by its molecular structure.
The presidency of the association is a one-year position elected by the 'constituent' members.
That option does not seem terribly realistic or to have widespread support among the 'constituent' communities.
The condition applies to the whole of the car parking accommodation and to its 'constituent' parts.
In 2001-02, the slowdown in manufacturing became wide spread, affecting a broad spectrum of 'constituent' industries.
A 'constituent' assembly was popularly elected in April 1980, and general elections were held in November 1981.
‘Obviously funding will be split between central government and the 'constituent' authorities but we urgently need more information,’ he said.
She said such a convention would be preferable to a 'constituent' assembly, where members of the Senate and House of Representatives sit to propose amendments to the Charter.
In the world we are imagining, then, there is a fourfold duty on the global community and its 'constituent' associations to act to prevent violations of the fundamental interests and four basic rights of human beings.
If parliament is transformed into a 'constituent' assembly, the speaker would become its chairman with wide powers to direct proceedings.
If you grant that ‘tangibility’ is a 'constituent' property of physicality, or identical to it, the child seems to be making the same argument
The real difference is in the ability to see a picture as a whole or only as a collection of its 'constituent' parts.
I also predict that the package the Democrats propose will not be based on any discernible economic theory, but rather will be an assortment of goodies for various 'constituent' groups.
If the whole really is greater than the sum of the 'constituent' parts, maybe these lesser parts would be more on my level.
A 1946 plebiscite ended the monarchy, and a 'constituent' assembly was elected to draw up plans for the republic.
Perhaps contrary to expectations, I'm quite a fan of red meat: it appears to have been a 'constituent' of the human diet for hundreds of thousands of years, and is therefore something we're likely to be well adapted to.
So one can understand where the legislation has the effect of changing the 'constituent' bodies there is a different rule.
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