Примеры использования Elective office на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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which seek to institutionalize affirmative action to promote greater participation of women in elective office.
Ms. Gaspard hailed the State party's introduction of legislation to increase the number of female candidates for elective office but noted that the number actually elected had not necessarily increased
to promote equality of access between men and women to elective office.
In March of this year, 2011, Representative Víctor Bogado presented a preliminary amendment to subsection r of article 32 of Act No. 834/96, on the percentage of women's participation in elective office.
he used this means to gain his first elective office in 1909, as Bombay's Muslim representative on the Imperial Legislative Council.
Ms. Safara Ralimanana(Madagascar) said that few women ran for elective office: just two women had been elected regional chiefs out of 22; there were 74 women among the 159 mayors of municipalities.
Right to Vote and to be Candidate to an Elective Office guarantees every Eritrean citizen who fulfils the requirements of the electoral law the right to vote and to seek elective offices. .
persons holding public elective office, additionally submit a certificate of employment(service) or a copy of
Women in Power Platform, which develops policies to be used by candidates for elective office.
However, since addendum 1 stated that several political parties had introduced a minimum quota for women in lists of candidates for elective office, she assumed that the appeal had been unsuccessful.
a state may deny aliens the right to vote, or run for elective office, for these lie at the heart of our political institutions.
are guaranteed by law, Comorian women are still underrepresented in elective office and decision-making bodies owing to sociocultural barriers
the minimum age for seeking elective office, whether to Parliament or to local government,
as well as about measures it intends to take to improve the representation of women in elective office to achieve the ideal of democracy.
commemorating International Women's Day, President Koroma expressed his commitment to the 30 per cent quota for women in elective office and those holding positions in other governance institutions.
its implementing order of 7 June 2000 instituting a gender quota system for elective office(10 per cent)
the denial of the right to hold elective office or belong to political parties,
regarding the percentage of participation by women in elective office.
women in the area of access to elective office.
European Parliament elections and the access of EU aliens to elective office- issues which relate to the implementation of the Treaty on European Union signed at Maastricht