Examples of using Election process in English and their translations into Czech
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Specifically, the election process.
I was fascinated by the degree of civic involvement in the observation of the election process.
The EU's support for election processes around the world is important.
As in the past,foreign observers were not allowed to monitor the election process.
And write about the election process. one of the countries of the Arab Spring For your critiques, I want you to take.
And write about the election process.
Councilman Zarek had filed a formal complaint against the use of military… The military involvement in the election process.
Optimization solutions election processes and machinery, cost, environmental and other aspects.
There is no need to discuss the election process further.
We firmly believe that the election process which was started in October last year can be successfully resumed.
Let us hope that he will be able to arrive safely to the election process in the middle of 2009.
I believe that democratisation and the election process are also important for poverty reduction, sustainable development, peace and stability.
For your critiques, I want you to take One of the countries of the Arab Spring And write about the election process.
Ladies and gentlemen, by making small improvements to the election process Mr Lukashenko is trying to persuade us that the EU has no longer any reasons to isolate Belarus.
There are elements of democracy there which are not present in other countries of the Middle East, though the election process still leaves much to be desired.
In the election process, freedom of expression, including freedom of the press and freedom of assembly, will be vitally important and a real test of the democratic legitimacy of Russia.
The u.S. Supreme court, without precedent,Surprisingly intervened in the florida election process And voted five-to-four to stop a recount.
I also believe,for example, that the election process, including the pre-election and post-election phases, should be included in the political dialogue with the third countries concerned.
Albania's political forces must begin a constructive dialogue to reach an agreement on the results andan election law ensuring a new fully transparent election process.
I am confident that their mission will provide greater trust in the election process and their observations will help confirm the transparency and impartiality of the workings of Ukrainian institutions.
We call for the November elections to be run in such a way as to ensure that there can be no reservations about the conduct of the election campaign or about the election process itself.
We have already affirmed our willingness to be present in all phases of the election process, yet Russia must show willingness to accept long-term observers, as well as to actually implement fair elections.
It is now for the international community to make sure that we step in to help them build their institutions andallow the political parties to come forward and take part in those election processes.
One objective of an election process, not just the voting but also the pre-election and post-election phases in particular, should also be the consolidation of democratic institutions such as the rule of law, independence of the media and courts, civil society, etc.
It is essential to continue to carry out post-election operations because it is not enough, in some cases,to adopt a passive attitude towards countries whose election process has been harshly criticised by observers.
We are heading towards the elections in 2009 and 2010; undoubtedly for the Government it will be crucial to regain legitimacy, which has been dented by corruption and weak governance, notably in the provinces, andtherefore we are looking into ways of how to best support the election process.
For this reason, in addition to current issues which are very important(such as the release of political prisoners ora slight improvement in the quality of the election process), I believe that we should underline that the important point for us is to answer the question: what can the EU do to promote democracy in its neighbouring countries?
I am convinced that during the parliamentary elections taking place this May the relevant Georgian authorities will take all the requisite steps to increase public confidence in the election process.
People who have lost elections, regardless of whether they lost in honest rivalry orwhether they were cheated by those who organised the election process, should nevertheless not pursue violence and destruction.