Examples of using Electoral process in English and their translations into Dutch
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capital passes through the electoral process.
With a total contribution of €165 million the European Commission is the biggest donor to the country's electoral process.
However, the European Union is troubled by certain serious shortcomings in the electoral process.
We are ready to provide immediate assistance in preparing and organising the electoral process, as well as lasting support for a genuine democratic transition.
also due to the electoral process in Serbia and the domestic situation in Kosovo.
The EU urgently called on the Ukrainian authorities to review together with OSCE/ODIHR the electoral process and results.
The electoral process is a key element for the future of Zaire
All this would contribute to a democratic and transparent electoral process under appropriate security conditions.
Belgium will therefore support the electoral process that will be completed sometime this summer.
I stated this morning, the European Union stands ready to support a truly inclusive electoral process with appropriate guarantees.
The talks aimed to define conditions for a national dialogue regarding the electoral process.
When it comes to international partners, there appears no enthusiasm to participate financially in an electoral process without a clear commitment from the Congolese government.
The Ministers reiterate that Belgium's financial support is dependent on the proper running of the electoral process.
Do not forget that during the whole electoral process, there have been no serious disturbances.
The Commission is at present considering the possibility of supporting the electoral process of 13 November 2002 with EU observers.
Moreover focusing exclusively on electoral process may be counterproductive if it leads to an early donors' disengagement.
A reliable electoral process, and free and transparent elections in accordance with the provisions of the 2002 peace agreements, are the main objective of the transition.
Its observation missions cover the whole electoral process and complement its activities in monitoring the European Charter of Local Self-Government.
A smooth electoral process and the proposal by the Commission to award candidate status for Albania.
Europe must therefore be on hand to monitor the entire electoral process, so that no doubt is cast upon its transparency.