Examples of using Election observers in English and their translations into Czech
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Election observers and foreign journalists must be allowed into the country.
I would like to quote something in English from the Kenyan election observers.
In other words, do not send election observers there for an illegitimate election. .
You would all have said that it is unlawful for the European Union to send election observers there.
Russia should feel honoured that election observers have been called in well in advance.
Members of the European Parliament, including members of the European Parliament Tibet Intergroup, attended as election observers.
The international election observers criticised the Moldovan authorities in this respect.
In addition, we appeal to the Venezuelan government to act in accordancewith established practices and accept the presence of international election observers.
It is difficult to put European election observers in place in such a short space of time, but we will, of course, do our best to achieve this.
The EU is prepared to supportthe work that remains to be done, based- among other things- on the recommendations made by the EU's election observers.
On Monday, al-Bashir threatened to expel the international election observers. He said that if they interfere in Sudan's affairs, he would cut their fingers off.
Given the intrigues and scheming which went on in 2004, we cannot blame her, except for the fact that this time,international election observers have confirmed the results.
I also believe that Parliament should send as many election observers as possible, despite the fact that these are local elections, because the elections could represent the beginning of a new political climate in Albania.
If Russia wishes to play a major role in the Council of Europe and the OSCE,then we must call on Russia to demonstrate this by admitting election observers to ascertain whether its own elections are transparent and fair.
If there is one result that has come out of the presence of the election observers, alongside the fact that the elections were conducted properly, which goes without saying, it is the discovery during the course of many discussions that most people voted for the lesser evil.
The idea behind this is to make it a true forum for conflict prevention and settlement andto encourage close collaboration between the activities of ACP and EU parliamentarians as election observers within the framework of EU election observation.
What would you have said then, more than 20 years ago, if the EU had declared,'yes, we are sending election observers there because the regime currently in office says that is alright'?
Secondly, to keep the budget allocation at around 25% for the European Instrument for Human Rights and Democracy, draw up an annual report evaluating the year's missions- that is extremely important indeed-,look into the security of computerised elections- a new challenge for election observers- and above all, work much more on follow-up.
He has made promises on the nature of the elections that he has been unable to keep- the rights of numerous election observers were violated by depriving them of their right to oversee the election procedures fully.
Mrs Ferrero-Waldner's proposal for a second joint seminar on election observation is also important,particularly if we succeed in involving civil society and local election observers, who would be a vital channel of communication for us.
This makes me personally very happy andI say this also on behalf of my team of more than 150 election observers, at least 50 of whom have been stationed in Kenya for over a month.
I welcome the robust statements of the EU's Chief Election Observer.
It is particularly important to follow up the recommendations made by Michael Gahler, our 2008 election observer.
The leader of the Pan-African Parliament's Election Observer Mission, Marwick Khumalo, and the SADC mission assess the events of 27 June as follows.
In writing.- As a former European Parliament election observer for Kenya, I am deeply concerned by the turn of events following the election in December.
Mrs De Keyser,whose role as Chief Election Observer I would like to acknowledge, recalled, as did Baroness Ashton, the success of this referendum- an exemplary process and a transition that has to be peaceful.
I would again like to say that with Mr Gahler, your colleague,the Chief Election Observer, I think we have a person who has already shown in those very difficult days in Pakistan how responsibly he has been taking on these things, with 52 long-term observers and with 11 people of a core team who are looking at all the detailed questions of the election observation mission.
However, the EU does have a role to play as an election observer together with these other international bodies.
I fully endorse all these objectives, especially as my own experiences as an EU election observer in Guatemala testify to their necessity.
Yesterday, the newly-elected Parliament- and according to all observers the elections to the Parliament were pretty honest- elected a new speaker.