Примеры использования Solidarity and development party на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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All three are elected representatives of the Union Solidarity and Development Party.
He defeated Union Solidarity and Development Party's candidate Thaung Aye with 273 votes to the latter's 27.
All speaker and deputy speaker positions went to the Union Solidarity and Development Party.
The military backed Union Solidarity and Development Party declared victory.
He was also received by the Deputy Speakerof the People's Assembly, and by the Secretary-General of the Union Solidarity and Development Party.
As the election approached, the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party confirmed it would contest its winning constituencies from 2010.
Opposition members make up one third of the membership of all of the committees, including as Chair of one committee,while the rest are from the Union Solidarity and Development Party.
All local chief ministers, appointed by the President, were from the Union Solidarity and Development Party, except in Kayin State, which is headed by a military legislator.
The two remaining seats in the Upper House were won by one of the largest ethnic-denominated parties, SNDP, and by the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party.
According to the authorities and Union Solidarity and Development Party, Myanmar needed to develop economically in order to ensure stabilityand democratic practices.
For example, on 6 July 2011, three elected representatives of the Rakhine Nationalities Development Party were disqualified, by tribunal, following complaints by Union Solidarity and Development Party representatives.
Within the ruling Union Solidarity and Development Party, at a party conference held in Nay Pyi Taw in October 2012, the top echelons were restructured by having three Vice-Chairs in place of a single Vice-Chair.
With 25 per cent of the seats in each assembly reserved for the military(Tatmadaw),the Union Solidarity and Development Party and the military bloc held an overwhelming majority.
The Union Solidarity and Development Party(USDP) gained nearly 77 per cent of the total number of elected seats in the national legislatureand across all state and regional legislatures combined, thereby holding an overwhelming legislative majority.
There were also reports of multiple voter fraud, voter manipulation, ghost voting and coerced voting, in which individuals were pressured to vote for Union Solidarity and Development Party candidates by officials.
Interlocutors from the Government and the Union Solidarity and Development Party emphasized that Myanmar was only at the beginning of its political transitionand that its new decentralized framework was still in the process of being organized.
Some of the most serious concerns revolved around abuse of the advance voting process that appears to have swung final results away from opposition candidates to the Union Solidarity and Development Party during the vote counting.
With 58 per cent of the total votes cast, the Union Solidarity and Development Party gained nearly 77 per cent(883 seats) of the total 1,154 elected seats in all assemblies, including 77 per cent(129 seats) in the Nationalities Assembly and 79 per cent(259 seats) in the People's Assembly.
According to the Government, there would be more than 3,000 candidates,most of whom seemed however to belong to the two main parties favourable to the current regime, the Union Solidarity and Development Party and the National Unity Party.
While the Union Solidarity and Development Party won almost all elected seats in most central regions, in ethnic areas the party won sizeable blocs but had a majority only in Kayah State, with ethnic parties winning up to 30 per cent of seats in Chin and Rakhine States.
While conscious of the challenges they would continue to face given their limited representation, they pointed to potential cooperation and engagement among themselves and with others,including the Union Solidarity and Development Party.
Out of some 3,300 candidates, the Union Solidarity and Development Party and the National Unity Party fielded the largest number(1,100 and 990, respectively, across all constituencies), whereas other parties fielded much smaller numbersand only in some constituencies.
Since the outbreak of fighting, several rounds of negotiations were reported to have been held, involving central and local authorities and representatives of the Union Solidarity and Development Party, the Kachin Independence Armyand the Kachin Independence Organization.
Government interlocutors, as well as the Union Solidarity and Development Party and the National Unity Party, expressed confidence in the continued implementation of the road map, stressing that all parties had the opportunity to participate in the elections and that national reconciliation should continue to unfold within the established framework of the Constitution.
Prior to the election, the Union Solidarity and Development Association, a mass organization created by the ruling State Peace and Development Council officials,was transformed into the Union Solidarity and Development Party(USDP), with former Prime Minister Thein Sein as head.
Besides two establishment parties-- the Union Solidarity and Development Party, headed by Prime Minister Thein Sein,and the National Unity Party-- and two main opposition parties-- the National Democratic Force and the Democratic Party-- the majority of the parties were ethnic-denominated and represented a wide range of constituencies locally and nationally.
Also, there are reports that news editors were prevented from publishing issues deemed sensitive to the stability of the State,including reports of campaign irregularities by the Union Solidarity and Development Party and allegations of abuse committed by the military in ethnic conflict areas.
On 26 April, Prime Minister Thein Sein and 22 Government ministers resigned from their military positions,reportedly to form the Union Solidarity and Development Party and participate in the elections. On 29 April, 27 applicants, including Prime Minister Thein Sein, Government ministers and senior officials from the Union Solidarity and Development Association, applied to the Electoral Commission to register the new party, which was approved by the Electoral Commission on 8 June.
The Group of Democratic Party Friends, including the National Democratic Force and Shan Nationalities Democratic Party, announced plans to field candidates for 40 constituencies,while the Union Solidarity and Development Party announced it would contest all 45 constituencies.
The Election Commission also ordered the Rakhine Nationalities Development Party representatives to pay compensation of 1.5 million kyat(about US$ 1,765) each to the representatives of the Union Solidarity and Development Party, reportedly for attacking the previous military Government and the Union Solidarity and Development Party in their election campaigns during 2010.