Примеры использования Public elections на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Women in public elections.
Right to vote and public elections.
Public Elections Act No. 13 of 2001.
Annex 7 The Public Elections Act.
It states that he was granted amnesty on 15 August 1995 andthus is eligible for public elections.
And according to the Public Elections Act of 1995 women are equally qualified to vote in any public elections.
Both committees are elected by party members in public elections set by law.
In order toreestablish rule in 1834 the Sultan abolished public elections for the position of governor, and began"neutraliz local families such as the Jalilis and their class." and appointing new, non-Maslawi governors directly.
The President of the Republic was also elected in public elections conducted in May 1996.
To vote in all elections and public referendums, and to be elected in all bodies which are being elected by public elections; .
During the reporting period, President Koroma assented to the Public Elections Law, which consolidates all electoral legislation into a single text.
The author claims to be a victim of aviolation of article 25, because the Spanish monarchy is not subject to free and public elections.
To be registered as a voter for the purpose of and to vote by secret ballot at public elections which shall be by universal and equal suffrage;
The Constitution of the Republic and the Electoral Act establish that every Cuban citizen over the age of 16, irrespective of sex, race or religious belief, has the right to vote andto be elected in public elections.
According to the Tribunal, the Jehovah's Witnesses,through their blanket refusal to take part in public elections, are opposed to the principle of democracy.
The Constitution of the Republic of Cuba and the Electoral Act establish that every Cuban citizen over the age of 16, irrespective of sex, race or religious belief, is entitled to vote andto be elected in public elections.
In accordance with constitutional decrees, women have the right to vote in any public elections and are also qualified to compete for the office of the President of the Republic and for membership in the Parliament.
The right to vote andto be elected to public office is guaranteed by the Constitution and the Public Elections Act of 1995 see annex 6.
Quotas, defined as a mandatory percentage of women candidates for public elections, have become the most widely used mechanism for facilitating the entry of women into representative politics.
The same right is further reiterated in the Seventh Constitutional Decree,the Thirteenth Constitutional Decree, the Public Elections Act and the Political Charter.
According to the Political Charter, the Public Elections Act and the Thirteenth Constitutional Decree, already referred to, citizenship is the basis of rights and duties in furtherance of the values of justice, equity, freedom and human rights.
It is also important that political meetings and materials used and produced by political parties orindividual candidates participating in public elections are accessible.
The mission was informed that on 5 May 2012 Parliament approved the Public Elections Law, which is aimed at addressing gaps and inconsistencies in existing legislation and will consolidate all electoral legislation into a single text.
Representative multi-party talks may be open to all political parties willing to participate or to parties that can demonstrate aminimum threshold of membership; others utilize public elections to select parties.
The reviewed recommendations relate to the announcement of dates for public elections, eligibility criteria for election to the office of President, the tenure of Commissioners, election petitions and decisions and the nullification of votes.
The committee has reviewed the conclusions of the workshop andmade recommendations on several issues such as the determination of dates for the conduct of public elections, the rules for the election of a president, and forfeiture of parliamentary seats.
The Thirteenth Constitutional Decree and the Public Elections Act, already referred to, guarantee that every citizen shall have the right and the opportunity, without any restrictions, to take part in the conduct of public affairs and to vote and to be elected at genuine periodic elections. .
Political rights, andin particular the right to vote and to be elected to public office, are guaranteed by the Public Elections Act of 1995(annex 7) and the Thirteenth Constitutional Decree of 1995 annex 6.
Article 42 reads:"Every Citizen of Ghana of eighteen years of age or above andof sound mind has the right to vote and is entitled to be registered as a voter for the purposes of public elections and referenda.