Exemples d'utilisation de Single non-transferable en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Single non-transferable vote.
The method is the Single Non-Transferable Vote.
Single non-transferable voting.
These elections use the single non-transferable voting system.
Single Non-Transferable Vote(SNTV.
Semi-proportional voting systems such as single non-transferable vote.
The Single Non-Transferable Vote(SNTV.
A Quick Primer on Elections under Single Non-Transferable Vote.
Single non-transferable vote; SNTV Deutsch.
This means that the single non-transferable vote will be retained.
Single non-transferable vote English.
The 2010 National Parliamentary Elections and the Single Non-Transferable Vote(SNTV.
Single non-transferable vote or SNTV is an electoral system used in multi-member constituency elections.
Its 127 members are elected every four years in 42 districts by single non-transferable vote.
The single non-transferable vote was used for the election of delegates to the Emergency and Constitutional Loya Jirgas.
Of these, 73 are elected from the 47 prefectural districts, by single non-transferable votes, and 48 are elected from a nationwide list by proportional representation with open lists.
The single non-transferable voting system, with all candidates for representative bodies standing as individuals in multi-member provincial contests, was also maintained.
Other alternatives include"top-up" MMP, single transferable vote(STV), single non-transferable vote(SNTV), and proportional representation based on party lists list-PR.
There was renewed debate on the single non-transferable vote electoral system chosen provided for in the original electoral law, with some political figures favouring proportional representation.
The electoral system for the national assembly elections is based on single non-transferable votes with multiple-seat constituencies, which allows candidates to run as individuals or as nominees of a political party, but does not provide for party lists.
The Cabinet opted for a system of single non-transferable votes with multiple-seat constituencies as the best way to reconcile those requirements, given the political impossibility of creating single-member constituencies at the present time.