Examples of using Electorates in English and their translations into German
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Electorates don't like being taken for mugs.
Judges are also directly elected and removable by the electorates.
It consisted of 26 members from 16 electorates, nearly half of whom were pastoralists or squatters.
The political elites of Europe are ever more distanced from their electorates.
We need to show our electorates and citizens that we are in actual fact doing something about the greatest challenge we face, namely climate change.
The Eltz Family was successful mainly in the electorates of Mainz and Trier.
Most journalists, like national electorates, have little understanding of the significant shift in Europe's political decision-making over the last 20 years.
He formed a union against Bavaria together with the electorates of Hannover and Trier.
But a democratic debate took place and we must, of course, fully respect the democratic choice made by a clear majority of the French andDutch electorates.
It is characterized in the National Assembly by two electorates, specifically NA-48 and NA-49.
It was noted by the committee that electronic scanning would not allow for traditional scrutineering,which it said could be an issue in marginal electorates.
Tony Blair andGeorge W. Bush are having huge problems with their electorates, also because they lied about the reasons they gave to justify their war in Iraq.
Were the proposed arrangements sufficiently generous thatpoliticians in the accession countries could sell them to their electorates?” Emphasis added, CO.
They should think carefully about the effects on their own electorates who are watching with increasing disenchantment the distant and cumbersome European superstructure.
The house of Eltz owned extensive estates, mostly in the electorates of Trier and Mainz.
Most electorates are not even aware of the Union's commitment to it, yet are well aware that they are being asked to accept sacrifices for the rescue of banks and hedge funds.
I can understand why the word'referendum'causes so much disquiet in this Chamber: the electorates of three nations had rejected your constitutional model.
For me, foreign policy, as understood by the electorates of Europe, is not limited to the classic diplomacy of the kind which absorbs the attention of those involved day-to-day in the CFSP.
His predicament illustrates the common dictum in thepolitics of developing countries where rural electorates elect governments but urban elites get to throw them out.
Within the existing institutional framework, political responsibility for higher transfer payments among countries must remain with the national governments,controlled by national parliaments and electorates.
To the committed observer, it does not appear that democratic countries' electorates are so evenly divided along class or similar lines as to cause political stalemate.
The weaker the national governments become, the more outside organisations seek to impose their own vision of policy priorities,and the more unresponsive the governments becomes to their own electorates.
German politicians and their electorates can be excused for doubting whether future Greek, Irish, or Portuguese governments can be counted upon to deliver on current leaders' commitments.
At the other end of the spectrum are technocraticsuper-defenders of regulatory bodies who believe that politicians and electorates are hopelessly confused, uneducated, and often corrupt.
Whereas electorates across the European Union have punished their governments for the Great Recession and the euro crisis, Germans reelected Chancellor Angela Merkel and displayed strong support for her party, the Christian Democratic Union(CDU), in the recent election.
With the evident failure of both leftist and rightist governments to stem the rising wave of unemployment,a growing part of the French and German electorates no longer seems to believe in traditional solutions.
In at least some Member States the electorates will be called upon to pass judgement on the results of the IGC and their verdict will depend on the extent to which the new Treaty addresses their concerns, which are much broader than mere institutional reform.
The Stability and Growth Pact would not require revision in order to achieve this,but it would gain the credibility it currently lacks amongst markets and electorates since stability would be achieved without austerity.
Denmark's“No” must be regarded as a warning toEurope's leaders- they should be far more careful when starting an open dialogue with their electorates on basic European issues, such as Europe's role in assuring Balkan peace.
The only explanation I can find is that elected leaders failed to meet voters' legitimate expectations and aspirations andthat this failure led electorates to become disenchanted with the prevailing versions of democracy and capitalism.