Примеры использования Agreed candidate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless,in the absence of any objection, the Review Conference decides to proceed without taking a vote on an agreed candidate.
All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless there is an agreed candidate or slate of candidates and the Governing Council decides to proceed without taking a ballot.
All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection,the Meeting of the States Parties decides to proceed without taking a vote on an agreed candidate.
The secretariat explained that if the Team refrained from electing a new Chairperson at the current session, the new Chairperson(s) would be formally elected at the fifth session of the Team in February 2013,while upon the end of the intergovernmental consultations the agreed candidate(s) could serve as acting Chairperson(respectively, Co-Chairpersons) in the interim once the post of Chairperson was formally vacated by the incumbent.
However, the Committee may wish to dispense, for the future, with the practice to proceed to election by acclamation, in case the number of nominated candidates equals the number of available post and rather apply, for the sake of transparency, Rule 42 of the Rules of Procedure of ECE, which stipulate that"all elections shall be decided by secret ballot, unless,in the absence of any objection, the Commission decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate.
However, the Committee decided, for the future, to continue applying Rule 42 of the Rules of Procedure of ECE, which stipulate that"all elections shall be decided by secret ballot, unless, in the absence of any objection,the Commission decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate" rather than reverting to the possibility to elect by acclamation, in case the number of nominated candidates equals the number of available posts.
All elections shall be heldby secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection, the conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate.
In addition, for the sake of transparency, the Committee decided at its seventy-fourth session(October 2016), to apply Rule 42 of the Rules of Procedure of ECE, which stipulates that“all elections shall be decided by secret ballot, unless, in the absence of any objection,the Commission decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate” even in case the number of nominated candidates equals the number of available posts see ECE/TRANS/WP.30/AC.2/131, para. 12.
All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection,the committee decides to proceed without taking a ballot when there is an agreed candidate.
All elections shall be heldby secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection, the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate of candidates. .
All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection,the Meeting of the States Parties decides to proceed without taking a vote on an agreed candidate.
All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection,the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate of candidates. .
All elections shall be by secret ballot, unless, in the absence of any objection,the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot on one or more agreed candidates.
All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless,in the absence of any objection, the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate of candidates. .
All elections shall be decided by secret ballot, unless, in the absence of any objection,the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot on one or more agreed candidates.
All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless,in the absence of any objection, the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot when there is an agreed candidate or slate of candidates. .
All elections shall be decided by secret ballot, unless,in the absence of any objection, WP.30 decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate.
Rule 44 provides that all elections shall be held by secret ballot,unless the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot when there is an agreed candidate or State.
All elections shall be decided by secret ballot, unless,in the absence of any objection, the Commission decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate.
All elections shall beheld by secret ballot, unless, in the absence of any objection, the SubCommission decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate.
All elections shall be held by secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection,the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot when there is an agreed candidate or State.
All elections shall be decided by secret ballot, unless,in the absence of any objection, the Commission decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate.
All elections shall be decided by secret ballot, unless,in the absence of any objection, WP.11 decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate.
All elections shall be decided by secret ballot, unless, in the absence of any objection,the Meeting of the Parties decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate.
Rule 45 provides that all elections shall be held by secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection,the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot when there is an agreed candidate or slate.
All elections of officers of the Assembly shall be held by secret ballot unless,in the absence of any objection, the Assembly decides to proceed without taking a ballot on an agreed candidate or slate.
Rule 44 provides that all elections shall be held by secret ballot unless, in the absence of any objection,the Conference decides to proceed without taking a ballot when there is an agreed candidate or slate.
There must be deadlines for voting, counting of votes and endorsing a candidate- agreed before the election process begins.
The Council further agreed to consider such a candidate at the earliest possible opportunity.
It was agreed that each candidate could request special scrutiny of up to 3,000 ballot boxes, in order to increase confidence through heightened attention to the ballot boxes over which they had greatest concerns.