英語 での Electoral process の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Analysis shows that within OECD countries, socio-economic factors such as youth unemployment, levels of criminality, access to weapons and distrust in the electoral process are the most statistically significant factors.
With the presidential elections planned for the end of March, the United States, as it does in all countries, supports a transparent and credible electoral process, and all citizens being given the right and the opportunity to participate freely and fairly.
On the political front, Mr. Fall noted that all 11 ECCAS member States are either midway or early in their respective electoral cycles and, as a result, experiencing civic tensions over the whole electoral process.
For more than a year Ban has called for the release of all political prisoners, an inclusive and transparent electoral process, and the start of a genuine process of national reconciliation.
Urges donors and international financial institutions to provide the necessary support to the implementation of the Pretoria Agreement, in particular the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programme and the electoral process, through the expeditious allocation of financial resources;
The first round of presidential elections and the provincial council elections marked a historic achievement, especially for the more than 2.5 million women who voted, and we look forward to the completion of the electoral process.
Nearly every week, a new documentary appears which educates the people about the practices which poison their soil, their food and their water, and especially their electoral process.
The head of the US diplomatic mission in Quito, Adam Nann, responded to Bell's claims by saying that Washington“would never get involved” in Ecuador's electoral process.
The EEMT is responsible for monitoring the constituent assembly electoral process to ensure a result that accurately reflects the will of the Nepalese people.
Nevertheless, we note with disappointment the numerous delays that the presidential electoral process had experienced. Furthermore, it is regrettable that after more than 50 days since the inauguration of the president, key government posts have yet to be appointed.
In September, the UN Secretary-General released his own report on the human rights situation in Myanmar, expressing grave concern at the continued detention of political prisoners and calling for a credible and inclusive electoral process.
MEPs are set to urge the EU to support the Colombian peace process, condemn protesters' deaths in Iran and call for reforms of the Kenyan electoral process on Tuesday afternoon(16 January).
We call for an end to the violence in Algeria, and urge all parties that accept non-violent and democratic principles to pursue political reconciliation through peaceful dialogue and a genuine electoral process.
It was the deadliest explosion in Kabul since around 100 people were killed in January because of a bomb hidden in an ambulance and came after repeated warnings that militants could try to stop the electoral process.
Speaking during a press conference, alongside Delcy Rodriguez, president of the National Constituent Assembly(ANC), the international commission, which was deployed to Venezuela to monitor the electoral process, assured that the decision made by some countries to ignore the results is politically motivated.
The only voice that is recorded is that of the son of the late Libyan Colonel Muammar Gadhafi, Saif al Islam, who has launched an appeal to"speed up the electoral process and go to presidential and political elections in order to end the chaos in Libya.
The Libyan TV site Libya al-Ahrar reports to him stating that"people of Misrata" have been summoned for"high-level talks on the prospects of an end to the crisis in Libya and how to make the electoral process succeed.
Prior to this announcement, during a phone interview, Ahmed Al-Bideri, spokesman for the office of Muqtada Al-Sadr in Sadr City, Baghdad, had hinted that Al-Sadr’s support for the electoral process was at an end.
In particular, those who would be king of the new world, orchestrating an oil grab in Iraq under the guise of fighting terrorism and manipulating the electoral process into their continued dictatorship, insisted that distracting the public with the truth not be done.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon expressed his concern today over growing political uncertainty in Haiti and urged the two candidates in the presidential run-off there to help the electoral process move forward while preserving the country's democratic gains.