Examples of using Revised electoral code in English and their translations into French
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The revised Electoral Code provides for three such constituencies.
I encourage the National Assembly to adopt the revised electoral code as accepted by all stakeholders.
Parliamentary elections took place in July/August 2005 on the basis of a newly revised Electoral Code.
Acknowledging the emergence of a consensus on the revised electoral code, and looking forward to its formalization and full implementation.
Advice provided through monthly meetings to the IndependentNational Electoral Commission and other relevant national stakeholders regarding the development and application of the revised electoral code.
They also welcomed the agreement reached by the parties to adopt a revised electoral code and the justice mechanism.
The consensus that emerged on the revised electoral code is an important political breakthrough. The exercise was important in building confidence among the political stakeholders and in securing agreement on an election management body.
During an extraordinary session,the Parliament adopted five additional laws, including the revised electoral code, which was promulgated on 19 September.
He indicated that the Government would put a revised electoral code before the Parliament and then announce the dates for municipal and parliamentary elections.
Following the confirmation of the 30 November 2008 date for the presidential election,the Independent Electoral Commission announced an electoral timetable that conforms to the Ivorian Constitution and the revised electoral code.
It also encouraged the Guinean authorities to promulgate the revised Electoral Code as soon as possible and to bring the electoral timetable into line with the legal texts.
In addition, a revised electoral code has been promulgated, and a new law has been put in place to regulate the carrying of weapons by civilians in Burundi. The Parliament has also adopted a law amending the functions of the National Commission for Land and Other Assets.
They also welcomed the agreement reached by the parties to adopt a revised electoral code and the beginning in July 2009 of the talks on a transitional justice mechanism.
The legislative measures that support this law are contained in the new Electoral Code, under Act No. 1/22 on the revised Electoral Code, promulgated on 18 September 2009 in preparation for the 2010 elections.
At the same time,the Government should proceed with the adoption of a new basic law and a revised electoral code, and carry out an electoral census, in accordance with the recommendations of the national dialogue.
Welcomes the progress realized by the Central African executive and legislative branches in creating the institutional conditions for organizing credible andtransparent presidential and legislative elections, including the promulgation of the revised electoral code and the establishment of the Joint Independent Electoral Commission, and underlines the crucial importance of holding fast to the electoral calendar set by the constitution;
The delegation was pleased, however, to see that some developments have been made,including the adoption of the revised electoral code and the provision of budgets for the Government's contribution to the organization of the elections for the 2009 and 2010 budgets.
Act No. 021/PR/2000 of 18 September 2000 concerning the Electoral Code, revised in 2008, previously referred to, carries the same provisions.
Please explain to what extent the Electoral Code as revised in 2007 ensure equality between men and women in its provisions.
The Electoral Code as revised in 2007 ensures equality between men and women when it comes to the right to vote and the right to stand for election.
After Houphouet-Boigny's death in 1993,Henri Konan Bédié assumed the presidency and revised the electoral code to bar Ouattara from entering the 1995 presidential contest on the grounds that he was not an Ivorian national.
With the support of BINUCA and the participation of electoral experts dispatched to Bangui by the International Organization of la Francophonie, the African Union and the United Nations,the participants from the Central African Republic approved a revised draft electoral code. At the time of the report, the draft electoral code was before the National Assembly for consideration.
A bill revising the electoral code has been prepared with the assistance of all political parties and civil society.
Revising the Electoral Code so as to increase the number of seats to be filled at the national level in elections to the Chamber of Deputies to 25 per cent, so that no single party, no matter how many votes it receives, can take more than 75 per cent of the seats.
Efforts had been made to respect the outcome of elections-- presidential, legislative and municipal-- held in January 2005,in particular by revising the electoral code, drawing up lists of voters and setting up an independent Joint Electoral Commission.
On 20 August, the spokesperson of Sahwanya-FRODEBU called upon CENI to comply with the Electoral Code by revising the electoral calendar so as to allow for the establishment of the provincial and communal independent electoral commissions prior to voter registration.