Примеры использования New electoral system на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A new electoral system.
If you are so sure that the society supports a new electoral system, then why are you afraid of a plebiscite?
A new electoral system has been adopted.
In accordance with recommendations made in the report, a new electoral system was instituted for the General Fono.
A new electoral system has been proposed.
In the opinion of Vlast magazine,from the practical viewpoint the new electoral system promises no peculiar changes to the country.
A new electoral system was introduced.
In accordance with recommendations made in the“Modern House of Tokelau” report, a new electoral system was instituted for the General Fono.
A new electoral system has been adopted.
Parliament had set up a provisional political authority to assist the Government,in particular in implementing a new electoral system.
The new electoral system for the General Fono has increased gender equity.
According to Casu, the oligarch changes the rules of the game during the game"and the Venice Commission stated that the new electoral system should not be implemented.
The new electoral system for the General Fono has increased gender equity.
Regarding the legislative structure,in accordance with recommendations made in the 1998 report, a new electoral system was instituted for the General Fono.
Israel wants us to establish a new electoral system in order to write off East Jerusalem as a legislative electoral district.
UBP opposed that procedure, which bypassed the consultations with the United Kingdom, andconfirmed that UBP intended to fight against the new electoral system.
And the situation must be changed by introducing a new electoral system, where at least one third of MPs shall be directly elected from all regions of the country.
Mr. Poon Ying-kwong(Hong Kong) explained that the Committee's general comment No. 25 on article 25 of the Covenant would be taken into account when devising the new electoral system.
In fact, the new electoral system has envisaged that each community has the same number of representatives, regardless of their electoral involvement.
In September 2002,the Commission presented a report to the House of Assembly that proposed a new electoral system with 36 electoral districts of similar size.
Although all political parties accepted the new electoral system, the opposition UBP claimed that the public had not been sufficiently informed of the changes.5.
The Constituent Assembly election will be administered by a newly appointed Election Commission and under new parameters,including a new legal framework and a new electoral system.
CEC informed that the new electoral system created some difficulties in this respect, given the large number of candidates and the small number of staff and resources available.
HR Committee recommended that Hong Kong, China: ensure that all interpretations of the Basic Law were in full compliance with ICCPR; take all necessary measures to implement universal and equal suffrage in conformity with ICCPR; outline clear and detailed plans on how universal and equal suffrage might be instituted; andensure enjoyment by all its citizens, under the new electoral system, of the right to vote and to stand for election in compliance with article 25 of ICCPR.
CERD recommended that the new electoral system address obstacles to the participation in political life by, and adequate representation of, ethnic groups.
The Committee recommends that the State party ensure that the new electoral system addresses obstacles to the participation in political life by, and adequate representation of ethnic groups.
It asserted that the new electoral system guarantees the rights to freedom of expression, opinion and peaceful assembly, and of belonging to political parties in accordance with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
As was reported in last year's working paper(A/AC.109/2004/13, para. 6), the new electoral system has established a qualifying pre-poll residence period of 36 months, which caused some displeasure among the Montserratians living and working abroad.
They were the first held under a new electoral system adopted in 2015, which saw a return to the proportional electoral system last used in the 2004 elections.
As was reported in last year's working paper(A/AC.109/2004/14, paras. 10-11),the 2003 election was held under a new electoral system instituted by the 2003 constitutional amendments and implementing acts, which replaced the 20 unequal dual-seat constituencies with 36 single-member equally sized constituencies.