Примери за използване на Electoral procedure на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Electoral procedure and voting.
Whereas the Treaty provisions concerning the electoral procedure should be implemented.
We are accepting a transitional solution, but the controversy has been quite successful in exposing the problems concerning Parliament's composition and electoral procedure.
Subject to the provisions of this Act, the electoral procedure shall be governed in each Member State by its national provisions.
The electoral procedure, the implementation of the new statute for European political parties, and cooperation with national parliaments will also be on the agenda.
All important matters concerning changes to the Treaties,such as electoral procedure, will still require a Convention to be convened.
Whereas the reform of the electoral procedure must respect the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality and should not seek to impose uniformity for its own sake;
Urges the Government of Gabon to conduct comprehensive andrapid reform of the electoral procedure to improve it and make it fully transparent and credible;
The electoral procedure, the implementation of the new statute for European political parties, and cooperation with national parliaments will also be on the agenda.
Subject to the provisions of this Act, the electoral procedure shall be governed in each Member State by its national provisions.
I am extremely grateful to my colleagues andcoordinators of the other groups for the constructive negotiations which have been concluded by a firm intent to reform the electoral procedure of Parliament.
Subject to the other provisions in the measure, the electoral procedure takes place in each member state according to its own national provisions.
Obviously that does not set a precedent for the future, because all the really important issues concerning the changes to the Treaty,such as for example the electoral procedure, would require the convening of a convention.
Whereas the possibility of developing a uniform electoral procedure based on direct universal suffrage has been enshrined in the Treaties since 1957;
Those provisions were adopted by the 1976 Act, the first paragraph of Article 8 of which states that,subject to the provisions of that act, the electoral procedure is to be governed in each Member State by its national provisions.
Pending the entry into force of the uniform electoral procedure or the procedure based on common principles referred to in Article 7, the European Parliament shall verify the credentials of representatives.
Any conditions imposed must not thwart free expression of people in the choice of legislature,they must reflect the concern to maintain integrity and effectiveness of an electoral procedure aimed at identifying the will of people through universal suffrage.
Pending the entry into force of a uniform electoral procedure or a procedure based on common principles and subject to the other provisions of this Act, the electoral procedure shall be governed in each Member State by its national provisions.'.
Parliament's continuing efforts to modernise and‘Europeanise' the common electoral procedure led in 1997 to a proposal for a uniform electoral procedure;
We would point out that not only is this the responsibility of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs, but that Article 223(formerly 190)of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union actually stipulates that the European Parliament should implement a uniform electoral procedure throughout the European Union.
Urges the Government of Gabon to conduct a thorough andexpeditious reform of the electoral procedure in order to improve it and make it fully transparent and credible;
Whereas a comprehensive agreement on a truly uniform electoral procedure has not yet been achieved, though some convergence of electoral systems has gradually taken place, inter alia through secondary legislation, such as Council Directive 93/109/EC on the right to vote and stand as candidate in elections to the Parliament for Union citizens residing in another Member State;
The Court of Justice held that, by virtue of Article 8 of the 1976 Act concerning the election of members of the European Parliament(which has the status of EU primary law),‘subject to the provisions of that act, the electoral procedure is to be governed in each Member State by its national provisions'(paragraph 29).
Whereas a comprehensive agreement on a truly uniform electoral procedure has not yet been achieved, though some convergence of electoral systems has taken place gradually, inter alia as a result of the adoption of secondary legislation, such as Council Directive 93/109/EC;
Madam President, when people coming from positions as different and far-removed as those of Mr Mauro, Mr Gollnisch andMr Colman come to the conclusion that there are problems with the electoral procedure and systems for the election of MEPs to the European Parliament, it means that we need a uniform electoral procedure. .
Pending the entry into force of the uniform electoral procedure or the procedure based on common principles referred to in Article 7 and subject to the other provisions of this Act, each Member State shall lay down appropriate procedures for filling any seat which falls vacant during the five-year term of office referred to in Article 3 for the remainder of that period.”.
Any such conditions had not to thwart the free expression of the people in the choice of the legislature- in other words, they must reflect, ornot run counter to, the concern to maintain the integrity and effectiveness of an electoral procedure aimed at identifying the will of the people through universal suffrage.
Whereas Article 223 TFEU gives the European Parliament the right to initiate the reform of its own electoral procedure, with the aim of drawing up a uniform procedure which applies throughout the Union or a procedure that is based on principles common to all the Member States, and to give its consent thereto;
Encourages the international community, including local human rights organisations and NGOs, as well as the EU Delegation to The Gambia and other relevant international institutions,to actively monitor the electoral procedure, with special regard to securing public respect for freedom of association and assembly;
Therefore, in accordance with that article, the electoral procedure for electing Members of the Parliament which took place on 12 and 13 June 2004 was still governed, in each Member State, by the relevant national provisions, in the present case Italian Law No 18 of 24 January 1979 concerning the election of Italian representatives to the European Parliament(GURI No 29 of 30 January 1979, p. 947).