Examples of using Electoral fraud in English and their translations into Czech
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I don't want to be accused of electoral fraud.
Thanks to electoral fraud. Felipe Alarcón has"won the elections.
Felipe Alarcón has"won the elections thanks to electoral fraud.
Moreover, suspicions of electoral fraud cannot be dispelled.
Felipe Alarcón has"won the elections thanks to electoral fraud.
The electoral fraud and the suppression of protests represent a significant step backwards for Belarus.
Preparations are under way at the moment for a major electoral fraud.
The electoral fraud and the attacks on the opposition have not been forgotten, and we are following developments very closely.
President Kibaki is, in my view, responsible for a great deal,not only because of the electoral fraud.
Electoral fraud and the mild form of authoritarianism which has begun to operate in Kyrgyzstan cannot and will not be a matter of indifference.
The AU isall too often silent in the face of autocracy, corruption, electoral fraud and illegal coups d'état.
The British have documented cases of electoral fraud in postal voting and we all face new challenges such as internet voting in future.
The Russian authorities exerted pressure on opposition groups,tolerated electoral fraud and subjugated the media.
At all events, an independent investigation into this electoral fraud is required, the outcome of which must be respected by all parties even if it means new elections.
The decision by Edi Rama's Socialist Party to boycott the parliament on the basis of alleged electoral fraud has compounded Albania's instability.
After the electoral fraud that kept the Ahmadinejad regime in power, thousands of Iranians paid the price of freedom for their courage in protesting against an increasingly repressive regime.
Since then, arbitrariness, nepotism and corruption have taken hold in the institutions of government,culminating in the electoral fraud of the 9 November ballot.
The Albanian socialists, led by Edi Rama, accuse Prime Minister Sali Berisha not only of electoral fraud, but also of being responsible for extensive corruption and the deteriorating living conditions of the people.
It is only by strengthening the role of the ombudsman and also by ensuring impartiality of the constitutional court,which investigates allegations of electoral fraud, that democracy can be protected.
It may be true that some electoral fraud occurs through this type of voting, but we still consider that it is up to each sovereign state to decide how the elections will be conducted, as long as they are democratic.
I also agree with this description- it most certainly was a sham election, which, with large-scale electoral fraud, robbed the majority of Iranian people, who had called for change, of this right.
The caretaker government has reassured the EU and the USA that it will proceed to democratic elections at the end of 2008, once the electoral registration process is completed androbust enough against electoral fraud.
Primarily, the authorities must guarantee to do everything in their power to prevent electoral fraud and intimidation and to ensure transparency for free operation of the media, and guarantee to release political prisoners.
However, it must not be forgotten- especially not in a democratic institution such as this one- that President Chávez has beenre-elected three times with large majorities and without any justified suspicions of electoral fraud.
Electoral fraud, violent repression of demonstrations and executions, which amounted to 680 in 2010(twice as many as in the previous year) and the arrest of opposition leaders leave no doubts over the use of power and violence by the regime.
Liberal Chair Guy Verhofstadt did not say a word when Hungarian journalists exposed electoral fraud at the leadership election congress of the Hungarian liberal party, which was followed by the party boycotting the TV station of those journalists for a long time.
Ladies and gentlemen, I do not think any of us would like to see in Europe the promotion of governments which build their power on electoral fraud and corrupt policemen, and which are represented by little dictators who do not know how to hand over power to others in the proper way in a country.
The fact that the socialists are accusing the government of electoral fraud and corruption, demanding its resignation and early elections before those due in 2013, as well as the fact that Prime Minister Berisha is unwilling to resign and is accusing the opposition of attempting to come into power by force, indicate that negotiations with the European Union are doomed to fail very quickly.