Searching for the word democratically in Senate within the 1970s…
The word democratically
- appears in 0.2% of speeches
- appears 222 times in 183 speeches
- was spoken on 151 sitting days by 65 different people
- appears in speeches on 141 different topics
Top speakers:
- WHEELDON, John (25 uses)
- MCLAREN, Geoffrey (11 uses)
- GREENWOOD, Ivor (9 uses)
- MCCLELLAND, Douglas (8 uses)
- MURPHY, Lionel (7 uses)
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Top days:
- 22 October 1975 (8 uses)
- 11 November 1976 (6 uses)
- 27 March 1973 (6 uses)
- 16 October 1975 (4 uses)
- 12 September 1973 (4 uses)
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Top topics:
- PETITIONS: National Women’s Advisory Council (11 uses)
- APPROPRIATION BILL (No. 2) 1975-76 (9 uses)
- APPROPRIATION BILLS 1975-76 (8 uses)
- EXCISE TARIFF BILL 1973: First Reading (6 uses)
- CONSTITUTION ALTERATION (DEMOCRATIC ELECTIONS) BILL 1974: Second Reading (4 uses)
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Associated words:
- democratically elected (155 appearances)
- elected democratically (11 appearances)
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Sample sentences:
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If we want to achieve the situation in which that democratically elected and representative Assembly’s recommendations may be implemented, there are various means by which that can be done.
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After all, the good of the community and its wishes are intended to be reflected in a democratically elected Parliament.
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We know that there is a democratically elected Federal Conference consisting of delegates elected by the Party congress in each State, the Labor Premiers or the Labor Leaders of the Opposition in each State and also now the Prime Minister, the Deputy Prime Minister, Senator Willesee and myself.
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The Australian Government has made very clear its disapproval of the military overthrow of the democratically elected Chilean Government of President Allende in 1973, as well as its disapproval of the treatment of opponents of the present Chilean Government.
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On the one hand, the legitimate right to criticise and seek to change the Government’s defence policy by democratic process: on the other, the illicit claim to perform acts designed to destroy defence measures undertaken by the elected Government, responsible to a democratically elected Parliament.