英語 での Electorate の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Is the balance of power wrong- so that politicians have too much power and don't listen to the electorate?
But the popularity of politicians often lay in delivery and the electorate would be ruthless in their judgment of that.
Electorate- could be one step towards reconciliation between the opposing political.
The insouciant American electorate is so inattentive that it routinely elects enemies of civil liberty to represent the public in Congress.
The brainwashed and insouciant French electorate has voted to abolish the French nation.
Method for a group such as a meeting or an electorate to make a decision or express an opinion.
Minorities' share of the electorate was only 26 percent in 2012; yet, minorities constitute 36.3 percent of the population.
Yet, this policy is merely a reflection of what her electorate wants.
Attention is on the decision of the 40 or 50 percent of Tokyo's electorate that has no party affiliation.
France's traditional left will still be in shambles and the country's electorate divided.
For reforms to take hold, the Greek government and its electorate must believe in them.
It is this last issue, it is considered central by analysts, which will have important implications for the orientation of the vote of the citizens of Hispanic origin, on the one hand and the other white electorate.
Only the electorate can vote out* of office the war parties and war candidates who are personally enriched by such a self-destructive agenda.
On 5 June 1975, the electorate were asked to vote yes or no on the question:"Do you think the UK should stay in the European Community(Common Market)?".
Governing competently and overseeing an unprecedented economic boom, the AKP's share of the electorate grew from one-third in 2002 to one-half in 2011.
The electorate was apparently encouraged by the results- especially the Europe-like reforms and China-like economic growth- and rewarded the AKP with 47% of the vote in 2007 and 50% in 2011.
Of course, the arrival of novelty able to move from one field to the electorate appears far averted, making an election that seemed now directed towards a certain result, less and less predictable.
If on one side of the electorate the aversion to Trump is a winning aspect, this will not be enough to oust the incumbent president from his current position in the upcoming elections.
America's white majority, which accounts for nine in 10 of all Republican votes in presidential elections, is not only shrinking as a share of the electorate, but it is declining in numbers, as well.
The bad management of the issue was conditioned by the desire not to upset the electorate who won the referendum, but also not to irritate the losers too much.