unelected
英音[ ˌʌnɪˈlektɪd ] 美音[ ˌʌnɪˈlektɪd ]

未经选举的

常用释义

词性释义

adj.

未经选举的
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Replacing one unelected prime minister with another might have seemed a democratic deficit too far, forcing an early election.
The weapons, training and cash given to his unelected administration by the American and European governments are inadequate.
It is stating the obvious to say that appointing an unelected technocrat is less than ideal.
Even so, some wonder if such matters ought to be in the hands of unelected judges at all.
And unlike those peers, who are now led by unelected technocrats, it has chosen its own captain to guide it through the storm.
Unelected power was necessary to whip Italy into shape, he told Italians. Their "country needs reforms, not elections" .
Second, as an unelected usurper of the presidency, Mr Musharraf saw the mainstream political parties as his chief political rivals.
It depends on unelected life senators for its majority in the upper house and so is vulnerable to even a small rebellion on its own side.
This week, Mr Prodi won a majority thanks to support from unelected life senators and from rebels within the centre-right opposition.
His freedom of action is also curtailed by a range of unelected bodies mostly controlled by hardline clerics.
The real power in Europe isn't wielded by MEPs or by unelected officials but by male-dominated corporations.
网络释义

非民选的

...的区别——一旦我们认识到所有的法律都是政策的、以及非民选的（unelected），法院就很少使用他们的“合法”判决代替政策 …
更新时间：2025-05-02 00:04

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