Примеры использования Proportion of women elected на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The proportion of women elected was 2.2.
Launching pilot projects to explore ways of increasing the proportion of women elected to villagers' committees.
The proportion of women elected in mixed systems is 21.5 per cent.
On the other hand, in the municipal elections in 2000, the proportion of women elected as mayors and deputy mayors fell in comparison with the 1996 elections.
The proportion of women elected to local people's councils at all levels had also increased slightly.
On this occasion, while the proportion of women candidates showed no increase as compared with previous elections, the proportion of women elected rose to 8.8.
The average proportion of women elected in States using reserved seats is 23.9 per cent.
Second, their chances of actually being elected are less good, the proportion of women elected being smaller than that of women appearing on the lists.
The proportion of women elected to the national parliament in Denmark was relatively high, at over 30 per cent.
The system of balloting, the distribution of seats in Parliament, the choice of district, all have a significant impact on the proportion of women elected to Parliament.
The proportion of women elected to office in the last elections in 2007 is 29.5% in the National Council and 21.7% in the State Council.
Substantive means, such as evaluating balloting procedures, guaranteeing that women can be smoothly elected to committees, andgradually increasing the proportion of women elected.
She noted that the proportion of women elected to the National Assembly was as high as that found in a number of industrialized countries.
Although the proportion of women candidates dropped in almost all parties(from 17.8 per cent to 16.6 per cent),the number and proportion of women elected members of parliament increased from 9.1 per cent to 10.6 per cent.
While the proportion of women elected has risen in step with their representation on the candidate lists of left-wing parties, the same is less true of the centre and right-wing parties.
However, the proportion of women elected to the Congress of the Republic has never exceeded 10 per cent, with the exception of the 1995 elections, when 15 women and 68 men were elected. .
On the subject of participation by women in political life, she stated that female candidates were more successful in contests at the local level,where they were known personally to voters, although the proportion of women elected to municipal assemblies had fallen from approximately 30 per cent in the 1980s to only 16 per cent in 1990.
CEDAW noted the increase of the proportion of women elected to municipal councils from 13.1 to 21.5 per cent in the last elections in 2006, but was concerned that the share of women mayors fell from 6 to 3 per cent during the same period of time.
Inequality between men and women in the sharing of power and decision-making at all levels':Gendered issues include the proportion of women elected to Parliament, the proportion of women appointed as government ministers, the proportion of women in senior positions in the police, judiciary and other public bodies, proportion of women on the boards of major companies, as well as the nature of the outcomes of political processes.
It was clear that the proportion of women elected to Parliament, the Senate, and local government was rather low, and there was an urgent need to create the legal, political, administrative, and social framework to ensure that women participated fully in public and political life.
The Committee notes the increase of the proportion of women elected to municipal councils from 13.1 to 21.5 per cent in the last elections in 2006, but is concerned that the share of women mayors fell from 6 to 3 per cent during the same period of time.
Ms. Gaspard, observing that the proportion of women elected to local and national office was still very low, said that if the Government provided funding to political parties, it might perhaps consider imposing a penalty by reducing that funding in cases where the representation of women candidates fell below a certain quota.
There is a significant difference in the proportion of women elected in countries that have adopted temporary special measures in the form of electoral quotas compared with those that have not an average of 27.4 per cent of women in States with electoral quotas in the countries and territories reviewed, a compared with 10 per cent in States with no quotas.
Data has however been provided on the proportion of women to men elected during the period under review.
The proportion of women in elected bodies and the ratio of female to male judges in the People's Supreme Court had also improved over previous terms.
In Table 7.1 it can be seen that the proportion of women in the Parliament elected in 1999 was 17.8.
In the sixth periodic end-of-term elections for villagers' committees held in Hunan Province in 2005, the proportion of women candidates elected was as high as 30.1 per cent; that province's 2005 project on village women's participation in village-level administration won the third consecutive Prize for Innovation in Local Government in China.
For example, in the lists of candidates for regional councils, the proportion of women amounts to 30%, but the proportion of women among the elected deputies is twice as small as 15.
Note that, in contrast to the results of the previous elections, the larger the town,the higher the proportion of women mayors elected.