Examples of using Universal suffrage in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Since 1979, they have been elected by direct universal suffrage and today total 736, distributed between Member States by reference to their population.
So called because they have written a charter demanding universal suffrage, annual elections,
in nearly every respect the Jerusem Adamites govern themselves by universal suffrage and representative government.
as his early reference to universal suffrage and a great parliament for Europe shows.
give Finland a constitution, the Finns introduced universal suffrage.
Consider your responsibilities rather than seeking to challenge universal suffrage in Ireland, or anywhere else!
Each of his arguments was directed against the claim that the democratic state and its prerequisite, universal suffrage, could, if it only tried,
I wish merely to observe here that this controversy over universal suffrage as well as most other political questions which agitates,
the Catholics and the Liberals, to a universal suffrage system that has included a third party,
having strong popular pressure, introduced universal suffrage into his political platform and carried out a sweeping land-reform promoting rural education and nationalization of the country's largest tin mines.
a second house could be elected by universal suffrage to represent the whole nation
equal, universal suffrage, and which may possess executive organs responsible to them.
equal, universal suffrage, and which may possess executive organs responsi ble to them.
Their stated aims were: the universal suffrage for women, labour protection laws,
like abolition, universal suffrage, and 8-hour workdays.
like abolition, universal suffrage and eight-hour workdays.
as the first European country, universal suffrage for men in 1889.
like abolition, universal suffrage and eight-hour workdays.
going ever further to defend the rights of women to universal suffrage and to better working conditions.
a right of assembly when there are no protests, universal suffrage when less than half the electorate votes, separation of church