Examples of using Electorates in English and their translations into German
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Were the proposed arrangements sufficiently generous that politicians in the accession countries could sell them to their electorates?” Emphasis added, CO.
It is characterized in the National Assembly by two electorates, specifically NA-48 and NA-49.
He formed a union against Bavaria together with the electorates of Hannover and Trier.
The Eltz Family was successful mainly in the electorates of Mainz and Trier.
Judges are also directly elected and removable by the electorates.
Electorates don't like being taken for mugs.
The political elites of Europe are ever more distanced from their electorates.
Most journalists, like national electorates, have little understanding of the significant shift in Europe's political decision-making over the last 20 years.
mostly in the electorates of Trier and Mainz.
Tony Blair and George W. Bush are having huge problems with their electorates, also because they lied about the reasons they gave to justify their war in Iraq.
On the contrary, electorates everywhere seem more volatile than anything else,
We need to show our electorates and citizens that we are in actual fact doing something about the greatest challenge we face, namely climate change.
Because their accountability to national electorates is indirect
The Constitutional Treaty had already been rejected by the electorates of France and the Netherlands,
which it said could be an issue in marginal electorates.
His predicament illustrates the common dictum in the politics of developing countries where rural electorates elect governments but urban elites get to throw them out.
controlled by national parliaments and electorates.
Of course, electorates have been cheated,
It consisted of 26 members from 16 electorates, nearly half of whom were pastoralists or squatters.
Their storyline needs to convince their electorates as well as the markets.