Examples of using Provincial assemblies in English and their translations into Arabic
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Since the municipal assemblies were responsible for electing 50 per cent of the delegates to the provincial assemblies and 50 per cent of the deputies to the National Assembly, women continued to be under-represented in those bodies.
It specifically allows for one women ' s representative to be nominated in each of the 20 Provincial Assemblies and for two women to be appointed in the rural Local Level Governments and one in urban Local Level Governments.
On 20 May, the Presidents of 10 of the 11 provincial assemblies jointly adopted the Matadi Declaration, underscoring the constitutional autonomy of the provinces and contesting the Government ' s attempts at continued direct administrative and financial control in the provinces.
98.35 per cent voter turnout, with the 601 candidates for the National Assembly and the 1,192 candidates for the Provincial Assemblies being elected.
On Sunday, 16 September 2001, the so-called RCD-Goma rebels dared to appoint members of what they term" provincial assemblies" aimed at establishing federalism in the Congolese territories occupied by Rwanda.
Specifically, the provincial assemblies requested immediate application of article 175 of the Constitution regarding retention at provincial level of 40 per cent of the revenues generated there.
Similarly, all provincial assemblies have reserved seats for minorities. In addition, a 5 percent employment quota has been fixed
The President of the Republic, Joseph Kabila, recently undertook to increase female representation in the provincial assemblies to more than 30% and to promote the hiring of women at all levels.
where 60 seats in the National Assembly and 128 seats in the Provincial Assemblies had been reserved for women.
to New Caledonia ' s government, congress and provincial assemblies.
Article 4 adds three new articles regarding the provincial assemblies to the Referendum Act. Article 24 states that the provincial assembly may approve submissions from a town council relating to town planning.
Until the LFO there were 23 reserved seats for women in the provincial assemblies with 12 in the Punjab Assembly, 5 in the Sindh Assembly,
10 seats in the Chamber(217 seats) and 23 seats in the 4 provincial assemblies(483 seats).
In keeping with the five-year election timetable, and following the 2004 elections(for details on those elections see A/AC.109/2005/13), the next Provincial Assemblies and Congress elections are due to be held in 2009.
because the other 50 per cent of delegates to the provincial assemblies and deputies to the National Assembly were nominated by committees chaired by the Cuban Trade Union Federation and with representation from major organizations, including the Federation of Cuban Women(FMC).
He added that the organic law approved in March 1999 by the French Parliament had been followed by general elections in May 1999 and by the establishment of the new institutions of New Caledonia, namely the Provincial Assemblies, a Congress, a" collegial" Government, a Customary Senate and an Economic and Social Council.
There have been two particularly significant political developments in Cuba in the last few months. The first was the holding of the Fifth Communist Party Congress in October 1997 and the second the holding of elections for deputies to the National Assembly of People ' s Power and the Provincial Assemblies in January 1998.
The last elections for the three Provincial Assemblies, which also determine the composition of Congress, the legislative body of New Caledonia, were held on 9 May 2004, ending RPCR ' s 25-year domination of the Caledonian Government.
the Government of New Caledonia, implementation of the Act on Parity brought about a significant increase in the number of women in political institutions, particularly Congress and provincial assemblies.
a special electoral roll(for those voting for the three provincial assemblies and the local Congress of New Caledonia, known as the" restricted electorate")