Примеры использования Peaceful electoral на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They stressed that inclusive dialogue was essential for a peaceful electoral process in Burundi.
Welcomes with satisfaction the peaceful electoral process held in Nicaragua on 20 October 1996, and its importance as a further step towards the strengthening of democracy, peace, development and reconstruction in that country;
The media has an important responsibility in contributing to peaceful electoral processes.
France reiterated its call for a peaceful electoral campaign free of incitement to hate and violence.
They reiterated theircall for restraint and inclusive dialogue, in order to ensure a peaceful electoral process in 2015.
The parties signed several agreements reaffirming their commitment to a peaceful electoral process, agreeing to accept the outcome of the polls without recourse to violence, and to demilitarize the capital and major urban centres.
The importance of functioning rule of law institutions andeffective governance in ensuring peaceful electoral outcomes.
Special attention will be given to cooperation with ECOWAS to facilitate peaceful electoral processes, particularly in countries where elections risk derailing the democratization processes and threatening subregional stability.
That the Ivorian stakeholders contribute to the creation of an environment conducive to a secure and peaceful electoral process;
Such a system ensures the peaceful transition of power through credible and peaceful electoral processes; establishes guarantees and clear checks and balances between the branches of Government; and opens space for the active participation of civil society and independent media.
The Group also urged the media to act in a professional manner andto contribute to the conduct of a peaceful electoral campaign.
Welcoming the efforts of Guinea-Bissau, in particular the successful holding of the first round of Presidential elections on 19 June 2005,looking forward to the continuing peaceful electoral process leading up to and including the second round of elections scheduled for 24 July 2005 and encouraging its efforts to consolidate democracy and further deepen transparency and good governance.
Perhaps the most prominent indicator of long-term stability andrecovery of Timor-Leste from the events of 2006 will be a peaceful electoral process in 2012.
Granting power to the people and implementing constitutional provisions for social inclusion conducive to a more equal andfair society necessarily entailed replacing by peaceful electoral means an oligarchic political class responsible for almost two hundred years of indifference, discrimination and neglect of the social rights of the majority of Venezuelans. The results of these measures are already starting to change the face of the nation.
The Commission's engagement over the next 18 months will be critical to accompany Sierra Leone through a credible and peaceful electoral process in 2012.
The Security Council recognizes some progress made in some areas in Guinea-Bissau,including the electoral process, and urges all political actors in the country to show unequivocal commitment to a peaceful electoral process, leading to peaceful, transparent, free and fair elections, by refraining from inspiring or promoting any sort of ethnic or religious hostilities, particularly with a view to obtaining political gains.
In all these instances,he encouraged his interlocutors to call on their respective supporters to exercise restraint and to promote a peaceful electoral process.
With electoral campaigns already under way, I call on all of the country's political forces to ensure a constructive and peaceful electoral process, in affirmation of Guatemala's pledge to carry forward the peace process.
I especially commend the Government and the people of Guinea-Bissau for ensuring the success ofthe transition through their commitment to a fair, transparent and peaceful electoral process.
The functioning of the Parliament, Government andother State institutions demonstrates progress in building on the gains of the peaceful electoral process as well as a commitment to restore normalcy following the 2006 crisis.
The United Nations presence was welcomed by all concerned stakeholders and was widely seen as an important factor in building confidence in the electoral process andconsequently contributing to the ultimately peaceful electoral environment.
UNOCI promoted the peace processthrough 2 school caravans, 10 workshops promoting the contribution of women's associations and gender-related non-governmental organizations to a peaceful electoral environment; and the design of 2 posters and the distribution of 5,000 leaflets on women's issues.
During the thirty-eighth ministerial meeting, and given the fact that several States in the subregion will organize elections in 2014, 2015 and 2016,the Committee discussed the topic"Elections in the Central Africa subregion: strengthening elections-related national capacities for the conduct of credible and peaceful electoral processes.
The situation room established during the 2012 election in Senegal brought together women, youth, the media, election stakeholders, and religious andtraditional institutions to work together to ensure a peaceful electoral process, observe campaigning and polling incidents and coordinate prevention and rapid response.
Given the upcoming elections in the subregion,a specific thematic focus was the strengthening of election-related national capacities for the conduct of credible and peaceful electoral processes.
I urge all stakeholders to uphold the principle of consensus going forward, andto agree on an electoral code of conduct aimed at creating a peaceful electoral environment.
Benchmark: Sustainable progress towards national reconciliation through inclusive political and social dialogue andthe establishment of a credible and peaceful electoral cycle starting in 2015.
Speaking to themedia on that occasion, the Chief of General Staff reiterated the commitment of the armed forces to remaining subordinate to civilian authority and to contributing to a peaceful electoral environment.
It paved the way for millions of Ivorian people to receive national identity and voter cards and for the first roundof the presidential elections, which was held on 31 October following a generally peaceful electoral campaign period.
On 31 March 2005, the Council adopted a presidential statement(S/PRST/2005/14) recognizing progress in Guinea-Bissau andcalling on those involved in the country's political process to commit themselves to a peaceful electoral process, leading to elections in June 2005.