Examples of using Eom in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
OSCE/ODIHR EOM Address.
EOM/GEO Media Monitors- 6 positions.
Concern was expressed by human rights advocates and EOM.
EOM/GEO Front Office Assistant- 1 position.
Ms. Tana de Zulueta, Head of the OSCE/ODIHR EOM, in Kyiv(+38 0 44 498 1900);
EOM/GEO Driver with car for LTO team- 12 positions.
Good working knowledge of hydraulic components and machine operations,Seminars EOM and EHB.
Most OSCE/ODIHR EOM observers assessed the training to be of good quality.
Despite a relatively high number of outlets, there are no significant alternative sources of information", the EOM believes and recalls"A1+" TV company that has been off-air since 2002.
The African Union's EOM was led by former Nigerian President Olusegun Obasanjo.
Following an official invitation from the authorities of Georgia, the OSCE/ODIHR is deploying an Election Observation Mission(EOM) for the upcoming presidential election anticipated to take place on 27 October 2013.
EOM, in close cooperation with UNMIH and MICIVIH, organized and led the observation of the elections.
Private media outlets have a limited impact andaccording to many OSCE/ ODIHR EOM interlocutors are frequently subject to pressure from the authorities.
The EOM noted that the regulatory body did not conduct a monitoring before the official election campaign.
Thorough preparation and increased security allowed EOM to conclude that there was a perceptible improvement in the organization of the elections.
EOM did not observe the second round on the grounds that the unrevised Senate results could not be the"basis for a credible and fair electoral process.
In total, out of 114 rallies observed by the OSCE/ODIHR EOM, 100 were held by five candidates, predominantly in the western and central regions.
OSCE/ODIHR EOM observers reported that initially, a significant minority of DECs faced various impediments to their work, including with resourcing.
Stressing the necessity to respect the freedom and independence of the media,as objective reporting is crucial during elections, the EOM recommended that the authorities of the country"should refrain from interfering in activities of media and journalists as it undermines their independence.
The OSCE/ODIHR EOM only observed the local elections to the extent that they had an impact on the presidential election.
Favorable coverage of presidential candidate Serge Sargsyan, including his official duties as a Prime Minister, granted him undue advantage, while the opposition candidate Levon Ter-Petrosian gained a large amount of negative coverage, also on the Public TV and radio,the OSCE/ODIHR EOM stressed.
Speaking about the post-election developments, the EOM also noted the"de facto censorship" applied during the state of emergency in Yerevan March 1-20, 2008.
EOM acknowledged many minor irregularities and a few serious ones, including instances in which armed gunmen stole ballots, but those irregularities were isolated and did not affect the overall credibility of the elections.
Most national minority communities throughout the country told the OSCE/ ODIHR EOM that they expected their members to vote and reported no substantial obstacles to their participation in the election process as voters or candidates.
In this regard, the EOM recommended that the"Electoral Code could be amended to provide for generally applicable guidelines for election-related coverage by the broadcast media.
In pursuance of paragraphs 4 and 5 of Security Council resolution 1007(1995), UNMIH, the International Civilian Mission in Haiti(MICIVIH) andthe Electoral Observation Mission(EOM) of the Organization of American States(OAS) cooperated closely with the Provisional Electoral Council in the organization of the remaining elections to ensure that the remainder of the electoral process would not to be marred by the inefficiency and irregularities observed during the 25 June elections.
OSCE/ODIHR EOM media monitoring showed that during the election campaign, the overall political discourse in the media was dominated by the crisis in the southern and eastern regions, including when candidates were directly covered.
As a positive development the OSCE/ODIHR EOM observed no cases of misuse of administrative resources, and unlike in previous elections, interlocutors did not raise it as an issue of concern.
OSCE/ODIHR EOM observers reported that almost all PECs for which handover was observed received the preliminary voter lists within or shortly after the deadline.
According to the Provisional Electoral Council and EOM, voter participation was again rather low(around 30 per cent), though similar to(or indeed better than) the participation recorded during the second round of legislative elections.