Примеры использования Their electorate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Now the Indians can impress their electorate with having achieved military glory.
The deputies made a joint statement at the end of the session,in which they appealed to their electorate.
Communists are losing their electorate by objective reasons(old men death) and subjective ones discipline collapse at the local level.
Marina Larionova: Orientation of the political leaders on their electorates is not the only reason.
We have both global institutions and national governments, and it is the latter which have to agree to the taxes being levied andwhich are accountable to their electorates.
He also stated that officials,using the confidence of their electorate, are trying to manipulate their voters and dictate them which Church is right.
And not for the sake of defeating Putin(it's been clear from the start that this is impossible),but in order to preserve their electorate.
Regional leaders are playing with fire when they promise to solve their electorates' problems of unemployment, salary arrears, inflation, and social benefits payments.
While there was no authority supervising theuse of transferred funds, provincial governments were accountable to their electorates.
Democracies must be educated if they are to express themselves competently and their electorates are to reach informed opinions about the great issues at stake.
But their electorate, made up of"the socially discontented layers of the population," values results: these voters believe that the CPRF and Motherland have been unsuccessful in defending their interests.
The economic lens has helped governments convince their fellow decision makers,and indeed their electorate, of the necessity for change.
If they voted then and generally kept their electorate at the 2007 general local elections, why should they be afraid of an eventual ruling coalition with the PCRM after the 2009 elections?
This has been counteracted both by the Russian media and Ukrainian politicians who have been feeding on the topics of pro-Soviet expectations and friendship with Russia andwho did not want to lose their electorate.
In order not to lose part of their electorate, some traditional political parties and leaders continue to favour nationalistic rhetoric that is sometimes openly racist and xenophobic.
If an appeal is made now to increase their contributions to fulfil the obligations of a human rights programme,it may not be difficult for those DAC countries to get approval from their electorate.
It is very important that parliamentarians also make their electorates aware of the motives underlying the pursuit of these development goals, which can be a surprisingly difficult task in the wealthy countries.
As for the new draft Election Law,he was convinced that it would substantially improve the democratic process in the country as it increased the accountability of politicians to their electorate.
These leaders are echoing their electorate, which also gives them the opportunity to find a scapegoat for the consequences of the difficulties they are experiencing in finding an immediate solution to the country's socio.
Nadezhdin did not resist the temptation to take a shot at his political opponents either:"Voting on December 14 would only be advantageous for the Communists- you see, their electorate comes out to the polling stations in any kind of condition.".
Regional leaders are playing with fire when they promise to solve their electorates' problems of unemployment, salary arrears, inflation, and social benefits payments:"The term of the electorate's credit of trust is short, and the crisis is so deep that it will be impossible to get out of it by sheer acts of will, even on the part of experienced economists.".
Alexei Podberyozkin, leader of Spiritual Heritage Foundation, assumed that the CPRF simply fears competition and is trying,by making such statements, to disintegrate already developed patriotic blocs and steal their electorate.
The Governments of developed countries must make a far greater effort to convince their electorates and special interest groups of the ultimate benefits to be derived from assisting developing countries.
It is commonly thought of as a process with regular periodic, free and competitive elections to decide on policies directly orindirectly through chosen representatives that must be accountable to their electorate.
Politicians from both Masisi andWalikale territories sought to maximize the registration of their electorate in order to increase the overall number of seats for their territories in the National and Provincial Assemblies.
By linking foreigners and insecurity, the extreme right encourages traditionally democratic parties, particularly those on the right, to incorporate this security-oriented andintolerant discourse in their platforms for fear of losing part of their electorate.
Parliaments can play an important role in ensuring buy-in for these inevitable transformations by explaining to their electorates the need for urgent action to address climate change and developing the policy incentives required to combat it.
Rearrange their sitting hours(e.g., by establishing compressed sitting weeks, creating schedules that start early, avoiding late voting, and aligning sitting times with the school calendar) so thatparliamentarians can return to their electorates and spend more time with their families.
When analyzing women's participation at the National Parliament- Milli Mejlis- we can say that the number of women representing their electorate at the National Parliament have increased compared to the first parliamentary elections in 1992 when Azerbaijan just gained independence from the Soviet Union.
Citizens have a right to be given greater opportunity to participate in the conduct of public affairs, particularly by general consultations through referendums on issues,not merely by voting for individuals whose loyalties are not always with their electorates but, more often than not, with the rich sponsors who finance their political campaigns.