Examples of using Right to be elected in English and their translations into French
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
that the author has a right to be elected without restrictions and that this right should be recognized by a competent,
which includes the right to be elected and to fully participate in the electoral process,
There is provision for certain restrictions with respect to participation in referendums and elections, the right to be elected to State organs of the Republic of Belarus,
Foreign citizens do not have the right to be elected in legislative and executive bodies,
The Committee considers that the authors have not substantiated the elements of their complaint in respect of the restrictions placed on their right to be elected, which are alleged to be contrary to article 25 of the Covenant,
with a suspension of the right to be elected for 10 years,
Article 9 gives members of Ukraine's national minorities the right to be elected or appointed on an equal basis to any position in legislative, executive,
persons belonging to national minorities have the right to be elected or appointed on an equal footing to any position in legislative, executive, judiciary, local
do not have the right to be elected to public office.
as it stood at the time and as was applied to him, placed unreasonable restrictions on his right to be elected.
that they have the right to be elected to posts and that they also participate in trade unions
in particular the right to be elected to public office.
Any citizen of the Republic who has reached the age of 18 has the right to be elected.
that women have the right to be elected to posts and that they also participate in trade unions
do not have the right to be elected to public office.
The Committee notes that the restrictions on the right to be elected to a municipal council are regulated by law
who has been residing continuously in the Republic for at least 10 years has the right to be elected to Parliament, regardless of race,
citizens of Ukraine who are members of national minorities have the right to be elected or appointed, as the case may be,