đại nghị

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The Vietnamese word "đại nghị" refers to a system of governance known as "parliamentarism." In this context, "đại nghị" is used to describe a political system where the executive branch derives its democratic legitimacy from, and is directly accountable to, the legislature (parliament). This means that the government is formed by the political party or coalition that has the most seats in the parliament, and the prime minister is typically the leader of that party.

Usage Instructions:

• "Đại nghị" is often used in discussions about political systems, governance, and political theory.
• It is usually paired with other terms to describe specific types of parliamentary systems or to compare them with other political systems.

Example:

• "Nước Anh áp dụng chế độ đại nghị, nơi mà thủ tướng được bầu ra từ Quốc hội." (England applies a parliamentary system, where the prime minister is elected from the Parliament.)

Advanced Usage:

• In more complex discussions, "đại nghị" can be contrasted with "đại cử tri," which refers to a different system where representatives are elected by a body of electors rather than directly by the populace.
• It might also appear in discussions about constitutional law, political stability, and the effectiveness of different governance models.

Word Variants:

• "Hệ thống đại nghị": This means "parliamentary system."
• "Chế độ đại nghị" is another way to say "parliamentary regime."

Different Meanings:

• While "đại nghị" primarily refers to "parliamentarism" in a political context, it can also be used in broader discussions about legislative processes or assemblies in various settings, although this usage is less common.

Synonyms:

• "Chế độ nghị viện": This is another term for "parliamentary system."
• "Nghị viện": This means "parliament" and can be used in similar contexts when talking about legislative bodies.

Academic

1. Parliamentary
   • Chế độ đại nghị
     Parliamentarism