Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Balloting trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Andhra Pradesh holds the second phase of balloting in a week.
The balloting, which began November 28, is Egypt's first voting since Hosni Mubarak was ousted as president in February.
The transitional government has promised to conduct balloting in six months.
When palpation of the abdomen is determined by the balloting fluid, indicating the presence of ascites(effusion in the abdominal cavity of non-inflammatory genesis).
One third of voters were undecided just days before the balloting.
But I cannot, in good conscience, allow balloting to continue until I am satisfied that it is safe.
No one is expected to get the 50 percentnecessary to win outright in the first round of balloting this Sunday.
Here are a few takeaways from a night of balloting just under a year from the 2020 national election.
Karol Wojtyła, Aloísio Lorscheider,and Bernardin Gantin reportedly served as scrutineers during the balloting.
Each machine requires only a connection between a balloting unit and a control unit;
In balloting in the 191-nation UN General Assembly on Monday, four of the winning candidates were unopposed for seats earmarked for Africa, Asia and Eastern Europe.
MUGABE was reelected president in 2013 in balloting that was severely flawed and internationally condemned.
More than two-and-half-million security officers are on duty in the 15 states andtwo territories where balloting began Thursday.
Mugabe was however elected president in June 2013 in balloting that was severely flawed and internationally condemned.
The units were sold for less than half the price of a comparable private development,and were awarded based on a fair balloting system.
MUGABE was reelected president of Zimbabwe in June 2013 in balloting that was severely flawed and internationally condemned.
Since that crisis, Republicans and Democrats have been divided about the mostappropriate processes for managing electoral registration and balloting procedures.
He also added that the newapp wasn't a call to replace traditional balloting and insisted that troops would still be able to“cast paper ballots” at the election.
His aunt Irina Bokova, 57, defeated in September 2009, Egyptian Culture Minister Farouk Hosny after a suspenseful and drawn-out race,sealing victory in the fifth round of balloting at UNESCO Paris headquarters.
General Assembly PresidentSrgjan Kerim announced after the first round of balloting that Burkina Faso received 185 votes, Vietnam 183 votes and Libya 178 votes.
Speaking after the conclave that selected Pope Francis on 13 March 2013,Ouellet is quoted by media suggesting his name appeared in balloting results more than once.
According to an announcement on Dec. 18, the AFE balloting proof-of-concept(PoC) is the first initiative of its kind and intends to allow participants to send ballots and make elections digitally using blockchain technology.
When it's her turn to vote, a polling official uses an electronicvoting machine's control unit to unlock its balloting unit, ready to accept her vote.
Recently, the government decided to allow overseas workers to vote in national elections, with voting theoretically conditional upon return within two years,and committed a significant amount of money to overseas balloting.
Since ISOCPP(International Organization for Standardization) has completed its work on C++17,which is in its final ISO balloting process, it will most likely start working on C++20 in July 2017.
In most countries, labour law protects workers who take industrial action from disciplinary action-provided they follow the right procedure on balloting, giving notice to employers and so forth.
Thirty-seven states including Minnesota and Massachusetts have relaxed the rules to allow qualified citizens to make use of early andremote balloting, without the need to provide a specific reason, such as disability or travel.
A military coup in 1994 overthrew the president and banned political activity, but a new 1996 constitution and presidential elections,followed by parliamentary balloting in 1997, have completed a nominal return to civilian rule.
Besides providing for a new Council of State, legislative bodies, and a ranking system for nobles and officials, it limited office tenure to four years,allowed public balloting, provided for a new taxation system, and ordered new local administrative rules.
David Allen White's biography of the rebel French traditionalist Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre reports that Lefebvre was alleged tohave received a small number of votes during the balloting(variously reported as three or"several"), causing some consternation among the cardinals.