Примеры использования Run-off election на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A run-off election was held on 29 October 2006.
The opposition candidate Victor Yushchenko won the run-off election and became the president of Ukraine.
The run-off election was scheduled and held on 8 September 2007.
Should no candidate pass this threshold, a run-off election is to be held two weeks later.
January 15 A run-off election takes place in Chile for the office of president, resulting in a win for Michelle Bachelet.
A worrying trend of youth militarization was observed,particularly after the run-off election on 28 November 2010.
We are hopeful that the run-off election will be transparent, inclusive, and credible for the Afghan people.
Given that no candidate has obtained an absolute majority, a run-off election is scheduled for 28 November 2010.
Later in November, a run-off election took place and Eni F. H. Faleomavaega won his eighth consecutive two-year term.5.
The groups also informally deployed their members to polling stations during the run-off election to observe the conduct of the elections. .
Later in November, a run-off election took place and Eni F. H. Faleomavaega won his eighth consecutive two-year term after receiving 4,959 votes, or 54.8 per cent, of the votes counted.9.
The same day, the Independent Electoral Commission declared Hamid Karzai,the sole candidate in the run-off election, as the President-elect for a second term of five years.
A run-off election between President Laurent Gbagbo and former Prime Minister Alassane Ouattara, who came in first and second, respectively, is needed to elect the next President of Côte d'Ivoire.
Zimbabwe must have a credible process in place so that the run-off election can produce a legitimate outcome in the eyes of the Zimbabwean people and the world community.
She won the majority vote in two of the three largest cities of Argentina: Buenos Aires and Rosario, but she suffered a larger defeat in Buenos Aires Province, the most populated district, andcould not force a run-off election.
The supporters of the proposed change maintain that due to the time constraints, a run-off election would exclude absentee voters, such as those in military service.
On 7 November, the day before the run-off election, approximately 1,000 CDC supporters gathered at the party headquarters and attempted to march along the main avenue in Monrovia, though they had been denied a permit because the campaign period had ended the day before.
The supporters of the proposed change maintain that owing to the time constraints, a run-off election would exclude overseas voters, such as those in military service and college students.
Mr. Underwood contested the outcome in the Guam Supreme Court, arguing that the ballots on which voters markedmore than one candidate("overvotes") should be counted as"votes cast", a result that would have eliminated Mr. Camacho's majority and required a run-off election.
As neither of them had garnered an absolute majority of votes, a run-off election was to be conducted. On 9 November, then-President Gbagbo had signed a decree setting 28 November as the date for the second round of the presidential elections. .
On 20 May, the President of the National Electoral Commission, Judge Augusto Mendes,announced that José Mário Vaz of PAIGC had obtained 61.9 per cent of the vote in the run-off election, while Nuno Gomes Nabiam, the independent candidate, had received 38.1 per cent.
The National Electoral Commission announced that a run-off election between the two candidates would be conducted on 22 April. On 29 March, the five candidates who had claimed that the 18 March polls were rigged filed an appeal with the Supreme Court aimed at invalidating the first-round election results, on the basis of"generalized fraud.
Consequently, in keeping with the Liberian Constitution and the Electoral Reform Law, the National Elections Commission scheduled a run-off election for 8 November between the two candidates who obtained the most votes, George Weah(28.3 per cent) and Ellen Johnson Sirleaf 19.8 per cent.
As the December 17 run-off election is approaching, the document expresses concerns about the conduct of the first round of elections, and call authorities' attention to the importance of correcting some of the problems cited by Congress of Local and Regional Authorities of Europe(CLRAE), the OSCE Mission to Moldova, and local and international observers during the first round.
Hours before the coup, Mr. Yalá, speaking on behalf of the five candidates contesting the outcome of the first round,reiterated to the media that he would not take part in the run-off election, and warned against campaigning for the run-off, which was scheduled to commence on 13 April.
On 1 September, a high-level delegation of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) Commission, comprising the President of the Commission, Mohammed Ibn Chambas, the Foreign Ministers of Burkina Faso and Nigeria and the High Commissioner of Ghana to Sierra Leone, visited the country and met the then President, Ahmad Tejan Kabbah, as well as the two presidential candidates,to urge them to work towards ensuring that the run-off election was conducted in a peaceful atmosphere.
However, as the National Elections Commission started releasing the results on 9 November, Mr. Weah's party,the Congress for Democratic Change, alleged that it had evidence of"massive and systematic" fraud during the run-off election. On 10 November, the party submitted its complaints to the National Elections Commission and also filed a petition with the Supreme Court seeking the suspension of the ballot counting.
The results of the presidential elections showed that no candidate polled the necessary 55% of the valid votes cast to be declared an outright winner as demanded by the 1991 Constitution and the Electoral Laws Act of 2002.On 25 August 2007, the National Returning Officer declared a run-off election between Ernest Bai Koroma of the APC and Solomon E. Berewa of the SLPP.
In July 2014, the Independent National Electoral Commission published the electoral calendar as follows:(a) election of the communal councillors and members of the National Assembly in May 2015;(b)presidential elections in June 2015 and, if necessary, a run-off election in July 2015;(c) indirect senatorial elections in July 2015; and(d) election of councillors at the colline and quartier levels in August 2015.
The visiting Presidents also had joint meetings with a number of stakeholders, including ambassadors to the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS), the Prime Minister of Guinea andthe two presidential candidates in the run-off election, whom they urged to continue to work to maintain law and order throughout the transition process.