Examples of using Electoral reform in English and their translations into German
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The report talks about the significance of the principle of subsidiarity as the connecting thread running through the whole issue of European Parliamentary electoral reform.
to the opposition, the need to restart discussions without delay in the Ad Hoc Parliamentary Committee on Electoral Reform.
The projects aim to promote sustainable democratic reforms in targeted areas such as the protection of human rights, electoral reform and social stability and build on already on-going EU assistance.
A new government will also need to be formed, an electoral reform will be necessary, and, of course, we shall continue to strive for all of this.
The government must also move forward on further electoral reform, expand administrative decentralization, hold local elections in 2010, and come up with a credible program to combat rampant corruption.
very often does play a relevant role addressing electoral reform in the follow-up to the EOM.
Free universal day care, electoral reform and more.
Perpetrators need to face justice and the electoral reform needs to progress.
An electoral reform entitled the residents of the rural district to vote.
Electoral reform has been agreed, thus strengthening the
Violent clashes between police and protesters against Kabila's electoral reform have resulted in 36 deaths in DR Congo over the past few days.
Electoral reform might also be a step towards ensuring that Albania's next elections can for the first time be judged"free and fair.
In response to the rally, the government established the Parliamentary Select Committee on Electoral Reform(PSC) in October 2011 to address fundamental electoral issues.
a warm advocate for reforms in the church of England, but he was not in favour of a wide scheme of electoral reform.
Electoral reform to make funding more transparent
Φ Vice-President, Liberal Democrat Action Group for Electoral Reform 1992-1999.
Opposition legislators wanted electoral reform, but no new taxes;
in particular electoral reform and the smooth start of the implementation of the Stabilisation
The Council welcomes the progress achieved in a number of areas such as electoral reform, improvement of the business environment
reflecting a new consensus on media and electoral reform.