Examples of using Voting process in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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which takes care of the fairness and the transparency of the voting process.
other foreign malicious actors all will seek to interfere in the voting process or influence voter perceptions.
These people may well have been voted into power but the voting process is simply theatre for the masses,
will require a high amount of participation(Metric not yet defined) during the voting process.
The voting process will be monitored by an international mission led by OSCE/ODIHR involving observers from several European Union Member States.
which looks after the fairness and transparency of the voting process.
The voting process will be conducted pursuant to these Voting Rules
sent observers across the country to monitor the voting process.
The voting process as well as the results were validated by an auditor,
Any allegation that representatives of the US Embassy were involved in the voting process in Parliament are unreasonable and false.
followed only by a few small incidents, the voting process had many serious procedural problems," he said.
versatility are the most important criteria in the voting process.
the losing parties and candidates have routinely claimed the expatriate voting process is riddled with fraud.
US Ambassador Christopher Dell said that the voting process was better organised this time and there was more
saying the voting process was assessed positively at 93% of polling stations in the country.
other law enforcement representatives are allowed to influence the voting process.
The news that the FA has been criticised is a surprise given that it has repeatedly called for transparency in the voting process and accused Fifa of not doing enough to stamp out corruption.
She said the reason for her decision to become an American citizen was to participate in the voting process, to continue her protests against U.S. intervention in Iraq,
The voting process was significantly improved from the parliamentary elections in 2008," said Jorgen Poulsen,
States citizen in 2005, claiming she did so to participate in the voting process and to continue her protests against U.S. intervention in Iraq without fear of facing deportation.