Examples of using Electoral act in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Electoral Act in Nigeria provided that there was a limit on the amount of money that a candidate
(a) To amend the Electoral Act with a view to placing candidates, women and men, in alternating positions on electoral lists so-called" slide" or" zip" system
(b) Amend the Electoral Act(Decree No. 101/2011)
The Special Rapporteur was informed that the electoral act entered the legislative stage in December 1994, without the agreement of the opposition, which refuses to accept that it should be debated within the legal and politico-administrative committees, as they are chaired by members of the Mouvance presidentielle.
The electoral act on the referendum on the status of Darfur was not promulgated by the National Legislature owing to the slow pace of implementation of the Darfur Peace Agreement and ongoing negotiations between the parties.
In terms of legislation, the Government adopted the quota system in the Electoral Act of 2008, which guarantees to women 25 per cent of the total number of seats. Women ' s representation in the elections held in 2010 was over 28 per cent.
The Electoral Act also provided that the presiding officer of a mobile voting station,
The Danish Electoral Act does not include specific regulations aiming at ensuring women a certain proportion of the lists of candidates,
The same article, in conformity with Article 8 of the Electoral Act, states that" claims of disqualification of persons elected or for annulment of an election may be brought only before the National Electoral Court, whose decisions cannot be reversed by the chambers.
Section 61 of the Electoral Act 2004 provides if any elector is unable to attend polling booths due to old age,
The Constitution of the Republic and the Electoral Act establish that every Cuban citizen over the age of 16, irrespective of sex, race or religious belief, has the right to vote and to be elected in public elections.
The Danish Electoral Act does not include specific regulations aiming at ensuring women a certain proportion of the lists of candidates and the political parties do not have regulations regarding the distribution of male and female candidates.
In the outer islands, the same procedures stipulated by sections 60 and 61 of the Electoral Act 2004 also apply as Returning Officers
The Government of Kuwait enters a reservation regarding article 7(a), inasmuch as the provision contained in that paragraph conflicts with the Kuwait Electoral Act, under which the right to be eligible for election and vote is restricted to males.
The Committee wishes to receive further information in the next report of the State party on the implementation of the Treaty of Waitangi(Fisheries Settlement) Act 1992, the Te Ture Whenua Maori(Maori Land) Act 1993 and the Electoral Act 1993.
The Committee would appreciate receiving in the next periodic report information on the experience gained in applying the new Electoral Act and about the Equal Employment Opportunity provisions and their effects on women ' s entitlement to equal pay and equal employment opportunity.
A number of pieces of key legislation have also been drafted based on international human rights standards such as the Electoral Act, Political Parties Act and many of the Bills that have been drafted in the Media Reform Package.
the provision contained in that paragraph conflicts with the Kuwait Electoral Act, under which the right to be eligible for election and to vote is restricted to males.
As to the implementation of this parity in the electoral act, article 13.3 includes the following provisions:" Each list shall be drawn up, where necessary, on the basis of equitable representation of men and women and promotion of disabled persons.".
A South African citizen was defined under the Electoral Act as a person born in South Africa,