Examples of using Their voting in English and their translations into Arabic
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Perhaps voters are keeping their voting choices close to the vest.
So first we had them state their voting intention between the two coalitions.
Raising the awareness of women voters in rural areas about their voting rights.
Satisfaction was expressed that illiterate women were no longer discriminated against in their voting rights.
Currently three, out of fifty-three, members of the Board have lost their voting rights.
The Vice- Chairpersons not acting as Chairperson and the Rapporteur may exercise their voting rights.
He urged delegations to vote against the motion, regardless of their voting intentions on the draft resolution.
we also had them fill in their voting intention once more.
Before the election process, parents and staff shall receive a letter to inform them of their voting rights.
Nonetheless, a significant number of Member States had been deprived of their voting rights because of unpaid arrears.
He therefore urged delegations to vote against the motion, regardless of their voting intentions on the draft resolution itself.
In order to restore their voting rights, these Member States must pay a minimum total amount of $28.28 million.
As of 2009, women have been casting fewer ballots in part due to being unaware of their voting rights.
On 6 April 2000, members of the Russian delegation to PACE were deprived of their voting rights in the Assembly.
Transparency and access to information empower individuals to make informed decisions-- from exercising their voting rights, to monitoring State expenditure.
The European Union strongly urged delegations to vote against the motion to adjourn the debate, regardless of their voting intentions on draft resolution A/C.3/62/L.51.
The EC decided that nationals of Macedonia would be able to exercise their voting rights provided that they possess a valid biometric personal identification document.
His delegation therefore welcomed the agreement of payment plans for Afghanistan and Kazakhstan and supported the requests of those two countries for the restoration of their voting rights.
Countries that would lose their voting rights in the upcoming year also received a notification letter, indicating the minimum amount to be paid in order to avoid this loss.
This sets up a duty on States parties to guarantee, though the adoption of positive measures, that all eligible persons have the actual opportunity to exercise their voting rights.