Examples of using Voting process in English and their translations into Swedish
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Some sort of stutter in the voting process.
It makes this voting process rather hazardous.
Or would it be somebody screwing around with the actual voting process?
The European Union commends the well organised voting process, which bears witness to the commitment of all Angolans to these elections.
The debate is continuing because of delays in the voting process.
Abolishing existing constraints which hamper the voting process requires amendments to the relevant national legislations.
In our declaration of 20 October 2004 we clearly condemned the voting process.
the complicated voting process, and accusations of violations,
But democratic elections are about so much more than just the voting process.
The vote can take the form of a formal voting process or of a consultation and agreement with the required majority of affected parties.
To my knowledge, no documents explaining the voting process are available.
the lack of secrecy around the voting process.
For a full explanation, please see the voting process information page.
It announced that the National Election Office needed more time to correct'deficiencies' in the voting process.
The voting process was transparent,
it is to ensure that the voting process works properly.
Therefore, where the laws of the Member States require a formal voting process, creditors should in principle be allowed to vote by distance means of communication such as registered letter or secure electronic technologies.
put through an online voting process, with separate prizes for each category.
Another factor causing difficulties in the voting process is that investors typically hold their shares through accounts opened with securities intermediaries,
including the effective operation of our engagement and voting processes.
Underlines the need to harness the benefits of new technologies in current polling-booth voting processes, and believes that significant advances could be made through the sharing of best practice
raise voters awareness by providing first time voters with information on the voting process and the functioning of democratic institutions in general.
Reported irregularities and delays in the voting process on polling day
the orderly and transparent voting process, as noted by the EU and other election observation missions.
A directive seeking to remove the key obstacles to the cross-border voting process and focusing on selected rights of shareholders in the general meeting seems the most appropriate type of instrument, if effective simplification of the cross-border voting process is to be achieved and the disparities between Member States reduced.