Примеры использования Electorate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Rimutaka electorate profile.
I hate phrases like"Left electorate.
The electorate and the electoral system.
Registered women electorate.
VI. The electorate and the electoral system.
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The situation and the electorate are suitable.".
Inform the electorate on the progress of pre-election campaign;
We have to choose between electorate and commitments.
Moldovan electorate is smarter than seems to be.
Bright and original design will win success in your electorate.
Bakov says:"The electorate is neither left-wing nor right-wing.
But times change,and the views of the electorate change with them.
Now its electorate of 38 elderly Bulgarians is deciding the future of Europe.
Total turnout of voters is 70.28% of the whole number of the electorate.
According to this, the electorate there is impossible to predict.
This imposes on the parties an even greater responsibility towards the electorate.
A part of the left wing electorate considered these measures a treason.
They have also been given the right to election through joint electorate system.
Monday- the work with the electorate(consultation day, traveling to the regions);
Iii High voter turnout and informed electorate.
Also, OP may attract undecided electorate from the center-left segment.
The electorate, both male and female, is guaranteed the free expression of its will.
The main aim of the manifesto was to appeal to the electorate in the new Parliament.
A major part of the electorate clearly believes that Britain would be better off out.
The non-participation of a significant segment of the electorate affected the political process.
The book also explores the manipulative techniques of promoting politicians to the electorate.
Now the Indians can impress their electorate with having achieved military glory.
What guarantees exist to ensure the free expression of the wishes of the electorate during elections?
Assurance that the electorate will be informed promptly of the progress and results of the elections;
The authorities could not, of course, oblige the electorate to vote for the women candidates.