1.   Officials of the Roman Catholic, Methodist, Presbyterian, United Church of Christ and Moravian churches joined the assembly.

2.   A new Parliament can join an assembly of government appointees and select a new president.

3.   A new Parliament can then join an assembly of government appointees and select a new president.

4.   After the election, new members of Parliament would join the assembly to select a new president.

5.   Early parliamentary elections mean a new Parliament can then join an assembly of government appointees and select a new president.

6.   Once elected, new lawmakers will join the assembly, which is expected to select a new president.

7.   Once new lawmakers are elected they can then join an assembly of government appointees and select a president.

8.   Once elected a new parliament would join an assembly of government appointees and select a new president.

9.   The elections would be for a new parliament whose members would join an assembly of government appointees and select a new president.

10.   The elections would be for a new parliament whose members could then join an assembly of government appointees and select a new president.