Примеры использования Elections would be held на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was agreed at the meeting that elections would be held on 7 September 1994.
The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia held municipal council elections in several regions and announced that elections would be held in the remaining regions later.
There was genuine expectation that Côte d'Ivoire was steadily moving forward and that elections would be held early in 2010.
it was increasingly unlikely that the elections would be held in 2013.
it was expected that parliamentary and presidential elections would be held in mid-2007.
key opposition leaders indicated that elections would be held by March 2010.
civil society actors to express scepticism about the likelihood that elections would be held in 2013.
procedures and decided that the elections would be held on 26 February 1996.
Requirements for MONUC had been based on the assumption that elections would be held by 30 June 2006.
A new Constitution for those Islands would enter into force on 15 October 2012 and elections would be held the following month.
he was pleased to announce that in the very near future elections would be held to appoint Paraguay's first Ombudsman.
The Chairperson informed the members of the Committee that Mr. Ayat had resigned after the ninety-sixth session and that elections would be held in November to fill the vacant post.
A draft State Constitution would be put to a national referendum and, if adopted, elections would be held.
The European Union reminds the Cambodian Government that it gave a public undertaking to the international community when it announced that legislative elections would be held in May 1998.
In 2013, it was announced in a presidential decree that elections would be held in November 2013; however they were postponed to 2014.
confirmed by the Independent National Electoral Commission in March, that elections would be held in July sparked a series of opposition marches and general strikes.
In that regard, the pressing matter for the international community was to assure that free and peaceful elections would be held.
On 7 January 1977, Bhutto appeared on national television, announcing the elections would be held earlier, and started his political campaign shortly after appearing on national television.
addressing the Council, referred to the political transition in his country and gave assurances that elections would be held according to the timetable foreseen in the Political Transition Charter.
The Advisory Committee noted that estimates were predicated on the assumption that the elections would be held in the second half of 2008