Примеры использования A constituency на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I'm not giving you a constituency.
I have got a constituency of one too, Josh.
Each district with more than 40,000 inhabitants forms a constituency.
I have a constituency, people that I answer to.
Under federal law, tribes were more than just a constituency.
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There is a constituency for each oblast and Bishkek and Osh cities.
Both politicians educated Morrissey on how difficult it is to commute to London from a constituency outside the capital.
A Constituency may replace any of its own appointed Members at any time.
For election of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic the entire territory of the Kyrgyz Republic shall be a constituency.
A constituency may only be composed of the whole uninominal colleges;
These elections use the Additional MemberSystem for electing members, thus include both a constituency and a regional ballot.
Parties as a constituency of both the Convention and of international financing institutions will play a key role in promoting such convergence.
He ran for a seat on the Provincial Assembly of Sindh as a candidate of the JI from a constituency in Karachi in 1979 but was unsuccessful.
As a constituency of both the Convention and the international financing institutions, Parties will playa key role in promoting such convergence.
In the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia,for example, the only Roma elected to Parliament comes from a constituency with a predominantly Roma population.
Legislatures form a constituency that can bring significant weight to global governance, making it more transparent, accountable and effective.
Milwaukee Journal, for its strong andcourageous campaign for Americanism in a constituency where foreign elements made such a policy hazardous from a business point of view.
Every person registered in a constituency as a voter has a right to vote subject to few limited exceptions which do not have an effect of perpetuating racial discrimination.
Over the period from 1 September 2005 to 31 August 2006, 611 new cases were opened.This represents approximately 2 per cent of a constituency composed of approximately 29,000 staff members worldwide.
Parliament had approved a constituency boundary delimitation report and the Government had launched a review of its national anti-corruption strategy, in close collaboration with international partners.
Following the Silesian Uprisings of 1918-21 Katowice became part of the Second Polish Republic with some autonomy for the Silesian Parliament as a constituency and the Silesian Voivodeship Council as the executive body.
Representation in the council would presumably be based on a constituency system and designed to ensure that all regions and major economies are represented, with relevant global institutions participating in its work.
The provision of article 81, paragraph 1 of the Law on the Election of Deputies stipulates that the mandates shall be distributed between the electoral lists which have collected at least 5 per cent of votes of the total number of voters who have voted in a constituency.
It must be connected to a constituency at the country level, to ensure that the system was responsive to women's realities, and be able to tackle emerging issues and push the system to tackle them too.
Experience suggests that these circumstances, and in particular an elaborate and formalised process for engaging all users of census data,builds public confidence in the process and a constituency of support for the proposals.
If the vacancy was of a constituency member then an election had to be held within forty days of the vacancy, unless it was less than 180 days of the present term of the House, then the vacancy could remain.
How to enlarge political space for womenin peace talks and implement peace agreements and how to organize women for peace by building a constituency of women for peace and facilitating access to decision-makers and direct participation in the peace talks;
The 2007 elections had been conducted on a constituency basis, however, and parties had found it difficult for women to gain acceptance as candidates and for voters to risk giving votes to women who were not part of constituencies. .
Specific provisions relating to the legislative branch: article 171(election and composition of the Senate;includes a special constituency for the election of senators by indigenous communities) and article 176 election and composition of the House of Representatives; a constituency for ethnic groups is among its special constituencies. .