Примеры использования Freely elected representatives на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The citizen exercises his/her powers directly and through freely elected representatives.
All citizens have the right to participate in political life directly or through freely elected representatives; all citizens over the age of 18 are entitled to vote, a right which may not be restricted except in the case of incapacities established by law article 54 of the Constitution.
Each person has the right to take part in management of the country directly or via freely elected representatives.
Others believed there was an urgent need to establish democracy through the empowerment of local governments and local, freely elected representatives, since the effective implementation of the Habitat Agenda could only be ensured through society's freely elected representatives. .
Sovereignty originates from citizens who realized it by the way of referendum,popular initiatives and via their freely elected representatives.
Thus, according to the Constitution,local self-government decides directly and through freely elected representatives, while the right to local self-government includes the right of citizens and local self-government bodies to regulate and manage certain public and other affairs on the basis of their own responsibility and in the interest of the local population.
All citizens must have the right and opportunity to take part in theadministration of public affairs, either directly or through freely elected representatives.
The Law on Local Government(Official Gazette of the Republic of Montenegro 42/03, 28/04, 75/05 and 13/06) stipulates that citizens participate in decision making in relation to their needs andinterests directly and through freely elected representatives in local government bodies(Article 6) and that local government bodies during performance of their affairs ensure equal protection of rights and legally based interests of local population and legal entities Article 7.
Under article 31, every citizen has the right to participate in social and political decision-making,either directly or through freely elected representatives.
In respect to the participation at the Local Council level,the Constitution enacts in Article 12 that the local government by freely elected representatives of the people is an integral part of the democratic organization of the state.
Under article 31 of the Constitution, every citizen has the right to participate in managing the affairs of the society and the State,whether directly or through freely elected representatives.
At present article 33 of the Constitution stipulates that"Citizens shall have the right to participate in the government of their State both directly and through their freely elected representatives, and shall have the equal opportunity to serve in a State office of the Republic of Lithuania.
The right of persons to participate in the administration of the State is determined by article 8 of the Law“The Rights and Obligations of a Citizen and a Person”:“Citizens shall participate in deciding matters of the State andthe community directly or through freely elected representatives.”.
To those who advocate an end to capital punishment in the United States, we again emphasize that the American people, both at the federal level and in the majority of states,acting through their freely elected representatives, have enacted and continue to maintain, laws authorizing the death penalty for the most serious crimes, while legislatures in some U.S.
Article 37 of the Constitution stipulates that citizens of the Republic of Belarus have the right to participate in the resolution of State matters,both directly and through freely elected representatives.
Based on Article 30, all citizens of the Republic of Armenia who have reached the age of 18 have the right to vote and participate in referenda,as well as participate directly or through their freely elected representatives in State administration and local self-governance.
It is recognized in particular that there is a need for studies of the impact of development projects on the environment and on the fundamental rights of the populations concerned, who are entitled to be duly informed of, andclosely associated with, the decision-making process, either directly or through their freely elected representatives.
And it makes sense that there should be elections to produce legitimate representatives, and there should be a commitment to ongoing negotiations anddiscussions on a range of topics with freely elected representatives of these areas.
The civil right enshrined in article 38 is fully consistent with international standards, including the provision in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, article 25, subparagraph(a), concerning the right of every citizen, without any distinctions or unreasonable restrictions, to take part in the conduct of public affairs,directly or through freely elected representatives.
There should be no economic exploitation of the traditional lands of indigenous peoples without their prior informed consent given by their freely elected representatives.
Article 33 of the Constitution emphasizes that all citizens have the right to participate in the Government of their State both directly and through their freely elected representatives.
Under the Constitution, every citizen has the right to participate in the administration of political andpublic affairs either directly or through freely elected representatives.
Under article 30 of the Constitution of the Slovak Republic, citizens have the right to take part in the administration of public affairs directly or by freely elected representatives.
They underlined the need to establish by law procedures for consultation with indigenous peoples so thatthey could participate in decisions through their freely elected representatives.
According to article 37 of the Constitution:"Citizens of the Republic of Belarus shall have the right to participate in settlement of State affairs,both directly and through freely elected representatives.
Among the forms of the exercise of popular power is the right of citizens of the Republic of Belarus"to participate in decision-making on State affairs both directly and through freely elected representatives.
The Constitution of Belarus guarantees equal rights for men and women to free association andto take part in decisions on State affairs directly or through their freely elected representatives.
In terms of article 7 of the Convention, title 30 of the Constitution provides thatcitizens have the right to participate in the management of public issues, directly or through their freely elected representatives.
In this context, it is worth mentioning article 8 of the FRY Constitution which sets out that power in FRY belongs to citizens andthat they exercise this power directly or through their freely elected representatives.
The right to take part in the conduct of public affairs is laid down in article 30 of the Constitution:"Citizens shall have the right to participate in the administration of public affairs directly or by freely elected representatives.