Примеры использования Local councillors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Introducing new protection for disabled local councillors;
Iii. local councillors.
Similar training is being planned for newly elected local councillors.
Local councillors from Mono-Couffo, Zou and Collines(31 May-2 June 2005);
In the period 2004- 2007, of 3,747 elected local councillors, 671, or 17.6 per cent, were women.
Half the Local Councillors of each Council in WA are elected every two years for four-year terms.
Moreover, the members of regional assemblies must be local councillors of the member municipalities.
Strengthen the role of local councillors representing persons with disabilities in the mine-affected northern and western regions by 2006.
National minorities candidates participated andwere elected local councillors and community chiefs.
The election of mayors and local councillors in the Gagauz region will be a point of major interest.
Amendments to rules No.733 from 23 October 2012 restored language requirements to local councillors.
For example, of the 10,632 local councillors, 1,651 are women see annex I, tables 8 and 9.
In local elections, such organizations had won 151 mayorships andnumerous seats as local councillors.
UNIFEM provided human rights training for 10 female local councillors and 30 female police officers.
The June 3-scheduled general local elections will have an important role besides the proper role of electing mayors and local councillors.
Nominations for the election of local councillors had been completed, and those for the election of parliamentarians were under way.
United Nations support resulted in a 13 per cent increase in the number of women elected as local councillors, and a 7 per cent increase in the number of women mayors.
In addition, the pools from which political parties search for candidates tend to be male-dominated,such as those of trade union leaders and local councillors.
Number of local councillors(out of approximately 11,000 in all 898 localities) elected on behalf of incumbent parliamentary parties in five electoral cycles.
Following publication of a 2006 Local Government White Paper, the Government set up a Commission on Local Councillors in February 2007.
Mr. Zafar Hassan Mahmood(Pakistan) said that the State Party's 39,000 female local councillors were actively involved in efforts to issue National Identity Cards to rural women.
At the same time, the percentage of women elected as legislators in LPA councils rose to 16.9 per centof district councillors and 28.7 per cent of local councillors.
Financing parties on basis of electoral performances(number of mandates of parliamentarians and local councillors), accordingly to the new law on parties, is necessary but insufficient.
The 20 01 Law on the local public administration provides a set of rules regarding conflicts of interests involving mayors,deputy mayors and local councillors.
In the local elections in spring 1996 a large number of mayors and local councillors was elected from among the candidates from national minorities for details, see the information given in para.
Recent changes to the composition of police authorities have ensured wider community representation,in addition to the previous membership of local councillors and magistrates.
Amendments to the rules No.733 from 3 January 2012 resulted in the fact that language requirements to local councillors were removed from Annex 1 without any explanations, but the requirements for members of the Saeima remained.
Visits for inspection of prison facilities, on the other hand,were the remit of the provincial prison oversight commissions composed of representatives of the judiciary and local councillors.
The Office is working towards building a network of mediators which will involve national security forces, local councillors, traditional rulers and civil society organizations.