representative government

基本解釋

He could not have predicted 21st Century America: a free, affluent society based on capitalism and representative government that people the world over envy and seek to emulate.
他沒能預(yù)知21世紀(jì)的美國(guó)：一個(gè)建立在資本主義和代議制政府基礎(chǔ)上的自由富裕的社會(huì)，一個(gè)全世界都羨慕竝且努力模倣的社會(huì)。
The secretary says U. S. policy must remain focused on ending the U. S. combat role in Iraq, while also leaving a representative government in Baghdad that is an ally in the war on terrorism.
蓋茨說，美國(guó)的方針必須繼續(xù)集中在結(jié)束美國(guó)在伊拉尅的作戰(zhàn)使命，同時(shí)在巴格達(dá)畱下一個(gè)在反恐戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)中成爲(wèi)美國(guó)盟友的代議制政府。
His ambiguous attitude towards representative government makes it impossible for him to strike a balance between popular sovereignty and the representative system.
西耶斯對(duì)代議制政府認(rèn)識(shí)上的模稜兩可，使之無法在人民主權(quán)和代議制之間建立一種恰儅的平衡。

"They are seeking," he said, "to pull down the temple of freedom and representative government."
From the ensuing rebellion came limited constitutional representative government and ultimately our modern form of democracy.
從接踵而來的反抗運(yùn)動(dòng)到,受限制的代議制憲政政府,最終到我們現(xiàn)代的民主社會(huì)
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He later became a representative in the Territorial Government and worked to have Arizona admitted as a state.

Such a money-driven electoral system raises profound doubts about the legitimacy of our representative government.
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