Examples of using Balanced representation in English and their translations into French
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He stated that the good and balanced representation of all UNECE subregions
Participatory budgeting, gender balanced representation in local government, integrity pacts between local government
The relevant obstacles to achieving balanced representation are, in particular,
almost balanced representation among all level candidates;
Our endeavours should therefore be comprehensive in nature so as to provide equitable and balanced representation and to facilitate the participation of all States, to reflect the universal character of the world body.
Ensuring balanced representation in appointments is regulated by a special measure also in the Decree regulating the criteria for implementation of the principle of balanced representation of women
Achieve balanced representation between the sexes(40 per cent-60 per cent)
In 2013, the adopted the Council's Committee for Balanced Representation of Women and Men in Politics
The Board is therefore in conformity with the law of January 27, 2011 regarding balanced representation of women and men, which sets the minimum proportion of directors of each gender at 20.
ENGIE also ensures a balanced representation of women and men in the Council: 8 of its members are women, i. e.
Such procedures shall take into account the need for balanced representation among members, including contributing members,
respects to the greatest possible extent the principle of gender balanced representation in forming working bodies and composing delegations that
Government to respect the principle of gender balanced representation in the composition of delegations.
to ensure balanced representation of both sexes.
as for the Board of Directors taken as a whole, a balanced representation of women and men qualified as independent directors within the meaning of the Afep-Medef Code.
The composition of the Board of Directors is therefore compliant with the applicable law as well as with the recommendation of the AFEP-MEDEF Code relating to the balanced representation of men and women on Board of Directors for the year 2015.
female political representation across all levels remains far below the 40 per cent recommended by the Council of Europe as indicating balanced representation.
Women's representation in national parliaments still remains far under the 40 per cent recommended by the Council of Europe as indicating balanced representation with the exceptions of Andorra, Finland and Iceland.
whose aim was to provide a balanced representation of women and men in all elected bodies see paragraph 5.
taking into consideration the need for balanced representation in terms of geography and expertise.
