Examples of using Electoral act in English and their translations into Arabic
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A new electoral act under which municipal elections were held was adopted in 1995.
A special provision is made in the Electoral Act for Maori Representation in Parliament.
An electoral act establishes the conditions under which citizens elect their Government.
The process of registering the number of members required by the Electoral Act is currently under way.
Section 17 of the Electoral Act provided for the issuance of temporary voter ' s cards.
The measure was lifted on 6 September 1999,after it was decided to amend the Electoral Act.
A similar provision was made in the Electoral Act for the regional parliament of the Land of Schleswig-Holstein.
The concept of a valid vote is defined unambiguously in article 108 of the Electoral Act.
This set of rules has been built into our electoral act and governs the behaviour of parties, their office bearers and leaders.
South Africa doesnot have any quotas provided for within its Constitution or Electoral Act of 1998.
Under the 2006 Electoral Act it was unlawful to publicize unofficial opinion polls and election results.
It was further decided to devote meetings to questionsrelating to information and certain legal instruments, notably the Electoral Act.
Electoral act on the referendum on the permanent status of Darfur is promulgated by the National Legislature of the Sudan.
In accordance with section 21(1) of the Electoral Act 1993, President F. W. de Klerk proclaimed the election dates on 2 February 1994.
Electoral act on the referendum on the permanent status of Darfur is promulgated by the National Legislature of the Sudan.
In March 2006,UDPS members demonstrated in Kinshasa against the new electoral act and were repressed by security forces with truncheons and tear gas.
Electoral act on the referendum on the permanent status of Darfur is promulgated by the National Legislature of the Sudan.
We refer specifically to the laws mentioned in Article 184 of the Constitution,namely, the Electoral Act, the Emergency Act and the Amparo Act. .
The Electoral Act provides for legal adjudication against parties whose supporters disrupt political gatherings or intimidate voters.
Parliament reconvened on 25 April andadopted amendments to the Interim Constitution and the Electoral Act, 1993, thus giving legislative effect to the agreement.
The electoral act was not promulgated owing to ongoing negotiations between the parties and the slow pace of the implementation of the Darfur Peace Agreement.
New provisions in the Local Electoral Act 2001 that may increase opportunities for women to stand for and be elected to local authority positions.
The Local Electoral Act 2001 contains several new provisions that may contribute to improved representation of women in local authority positions.
The first was the Electoral Act, which, in principle, adopted a policy of universal adult suffrage for all South Africans, wherever they may be resident.
As far as the Electoral Act is concerned,the Government has moved further to amend the electoral act which regulates the conduct of elections in Zambia.
However the Electoral Act requires every registered party and candidate to respect the rights of women and to encourage full and equal participation of women in political activities.
The electoral act was not promulgated by the National Legislature of the Sudan owing to ongoing negotiations between the parties and the slow pace of implementation of the Darfur Peace Agreement.
The Electoral Act in Nigeria provided that there was a limit on the amount of money that a candidate or political party could spend during an electoral campaign and that it was an offence to exceed that limit.
Section 61 of the Electoral Act 2004 provides if any elector is unable to attend polling booths due to old age, illness or disability they may write to the Returning Officer for a special care elector certificate.
