Examples of using Election code in English and their translations into Arabic
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Election Code No. 9-97 of 1997[old version][Arabic].
That's great, Ron, but we can't use another state's election code.
In the recently approved Election Code it was failed a quota provision for women.
Election Code of Armenia guarantees one seat in the National Assembly to Yazid minority.
The Election Commission reported several violations of the election code of conduct.
Wait. Percy's election code took advantage of a tenth of a second gap in vote reporting.
I want to read you something very interesting from another state's election code, courtesy of Mr. Whouley.
The Election Code of Georgia recognizes equal active and passive political rights of men and women.
In 2010 at the initiative of the Parliamentary Women ' s Group,the Government endorsed the decision to support the Election Code amendment on 30% quota.
The new election code had been further amended in 2005 in accordance with the recommendations of OSCE and the Council of Europe.
It paid special attention topolitical parties ' adherence to the election code of conduct in the run-up to the Constituent Assembly election. .
The recently adopted Election Code was widely discussed at the local and international levels, and it meets the highest international standards.
The Committee further calls upon theState party to expedite the process to amend the Election Code to raise the 15 per cent quota, and consider raising it beyond the proposed 20 per cent.
The Election Code establishes a 15-percent quota for women to be chosen from proportional lists instead of the former 5-percent quota, and at least one out of every 10 candidates on the list must be a woman.
In November 2009, the Special Rapporteur on violence against women commended, inter alia, the adoption of the Law on State Guarantees for Equal Rights and Equal Opportunities,and the positive provisions in the Election Code.
The Election Code establishes a 15-percent quota for women to be chosen from proportional lists instead of the former 5-percent quota, and at least one out of every 10 candidates on the list must be a woman.
According to the director of the Center of Kurdish research, the situation with Kurds in Armenia today is normal andthere is not any open intolerance.[8] The Election Code of Armenia reserves one seat in the parliament to the representative of the Kurdish minority.[9].
To rectify the situation, amendments were made to the Election Code of the Republic of Armenia, which stipulated a fifteen percent quota for inclusion in the proportional lists, instead of the previous five percent.
DeWine recommended pushing the primaries into June[83] but did not think he had the authority to change the date.[84] DeWine and LaRose sought a court order to close down the elections, having former Ohio Department of Aging Director Judith Brachman file a suit in the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas to delay the election, but Judge Richard A. Frye denied it, saying it would set a"terrible precedent" andwould represent a judge rewriting election code hours before an election.[84].
While welcoming the establishment of a quota for women in the Election Code, CEDAW was concerned that that there were no other temporary special measures to accelerate achievement of de facto equality, and at the apparent lack of understanding of the concept of temporary special measures.
According to the Election Code, Election(referendum) commissions and their members, other officials to vote for their activities, in organization and conduction of election(referendum), have to provide all possibilities for creation of special conditions as required, for the participation of disabled or voters with other physical disabilities.
The New Histadrut(the largest employees ' organization in Israel)Employees Committees Election Code stipulates that a female candidate who received 50% of the votes shall be preferred over a male counterpart in companies that employ over 300 employees, where at least 25% of whom are female.
Law 834/96: The Elections Code fixes a 20 per cent minimum quota for participation by women and establishes penalties for parties that fail to comply.
Each candidate is thus required, inter alia, to prepare andfile campaign accounts in keeping with the provisions of article L. 52-12 of the Elections Code.
As provision ismade for disqualification in article L.O. 128 of the Elections Code, it is therefore not" unlawful".
California Elections Code requires the California Secretary of State to determine the precincts where 3% or more of voting-age residents are members of a single-language minority and lack sufficient skills in English to vote without assistance.
In the above-mentioned Masson ruling, the Court very precisely analysed the arrangements for the financing of electoral campaigns in the following terms:"(The Court)observes that the Elections Code establishes the principle of capping election expenditure by parliamentary candidates and monitoring compliance with that principle.
Disqualification is provided for in article L.O. 128, paragraph 2, of the Elections Code, under which" a person who has not filed his or her campaign accounts in accordance with the requirements and within the time limit laid down in article 52-12, or whose campaign accounts have been rightly rejected, is disqualified from standing for election for a period of one year.
The Constitutional Court ruled that Mr. Crippa ' s candidature must be regarded as constituting a manoeuvre which enabled Mr. Masson to make use, for the purposes of his campaign, of certain electoral materials the cost of which is not recorded in his own campaign accounts, but in those of Mr. Crippa; that Mr. Crippa and Mr. Masson ignored the principles of single andexhaustive campaign accounts as set out in article L. 52-12 of the Elections Code.
Moreover, according to the authors, disqualification is a penal measure because it involves a loss of civil rights, because under article L. 131-26 of the new Penal Code it is ancillary or additional to certain penalties imposed by the criminal courts, and because candidates whose campaign accounts are rejected canbe prosecuted under article L. 1131 of the Elections Code and can be sentenced to a fine or a prison term.