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Meaning of "women were elected"
women were elected: This phrase refers to the situation where women have been chosen or voted into a position of leadership, authority, or representation. It highlights the achievement of women in gaining positions traditionally held by men
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women were elected
Two women were elected and three were appointed.
We know now that many women were elected.
Around thirty women were elected to become members of parliament.
It seemed that when there were more women candidates, more women were elected.
Women were elected to all other town offices as well.
Only four women were elected.
Women were elected to town, city and county councils.
Fourteen women were elected.
Of the 46 administration members in the administration of the Confederation four women were elected.
Three other women were elected at the same time as her.
Speaking of which, a record number of women were elected to Congress.
Half of the women were elected and half were appointed or indirectly elected.
Elsewhere, a record number of women were elected to the House.
Two women were elected.
A woman was elected mayor in Marrakech and 13 women were elected president of a commune.
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No women were elected.
What is more, only insignificant numbers of women were elected to the Senate.
Thirty women were elected to the Assembly.
For the first time in 13 years no women were elected.
No women were elected to the Legislature.
Only tiny numbers of women were elected to the Senate.
More women were elected to Parliament and they received more votes than ever before.
At least twelve new women were elected to the House.
Four women were elected to parliament last year, a first in the country.
In the Parliament, for example, nine more women were elected than during the previous session.
Six women were elected to Parliament.
Following the finalization of the Conference, four women were elected on the Constitutional Drafting Commission.
Many women were elected to government offices, too.
Initially, six women were elected.
Five women were elected to the lower house and 12 became deputies in the upper house.
Two Afro-Caribbean women were elected as legislators.
A few women were elected to office, but none became especially prominent during this time period.
The club was exclusively for men until 1976 when the first women were elected to membership.
Last week, two women were elected to replace them.
From the 62 seats, only ten women were elected.
Only three women were elected in two provinces, these being Isabel and Guadalcanal.
Since the reform until today, 18 women were elected as mayors.
Furthermore, women were elected for the first time to lead Taiwan and Myanmar.
In 1994 for the first time two women were elected into government.
Six women were elected or acclaimed to serve in the 5th Legislative Assembly.
Notwithstanding these challenges, 69 women were elected to the lower house of the Afghan Parliament.
Four women were elected to the Danish Parliament, and five women to the Danish Landsting.
In the 2018 midterm election more women were elected than ever before.
Sixty women were elected to the first convocation and 46 to the second.
In the last election, 39 women were elected to the Diet.
No women were elected as full members in the first elections held after the dictatorship 1984.
However, no women were elected in.
That 18 women were elected to the House is a source of pride.
In 1918, a total of twelve Danish women were elected to the Danish parliament.
Thirty women were elected in first-past-the-post races, all but six of them candidates of CPNM.
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Two women were elected and three were appointed
Elected by geographical constituencies through direct elections
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