Examples of using Electoral process in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Completely reformulated, this new pre-dispatch audit replicated the electoral process.
By extension, ensuring the integrity of the electoral process is central to the credibility of the Union's external action.
Smartmatic's voting hardware fully automated every electoral process, from ballot definition to voting,
transparent in every country holding an electoral process and that they must be held within constitutionally established time frames.
After the elections, accusations of fraud led the communist leadership to abandon faith in the electoral process and take the path of uprising.
I believe that the work done by the Union improving the integrity of the electoral process is vital.
The Commission also kept a close eye on the peace process in Colombia and the electoral process in Nicaragua and Peru.
to the political parties and electoral process, the system is crooked
In this regard, the EU reiterates the importance it attaches to the electoral process in Guatemala developing in a fair, peaceful and participatory environment.
we have a precarious electoral process, one of the world's most precarious,
These elections saw impressive voter participation in an open and fairly-contested electoral process that was efficiently administered by the independent Palestinian Central Elections Commission.
We are ready to provide immediate assistance in preparing and organising the electoral process, as well as lasting support for a genuine democratic transition.
The study object of this paper is the brazilian electoral process as a legitimating instrument of citizenship.
Only a democratic transition with an internationally supported and monitored electoral process can provide the basis for a lasting solution.
A final report covering the whole electoral process including recommendations for future elections will be published by the EU EOM in the coming months.
The brazilian electoral process followed the wave of informatization
The Council stressed that only a democratic transition with an internationally supported electoral process could provide a lasting solution.
The EU congratulates once more the Ethiopian government for launching a more open electoral process, and for the decision to invite international observers.
The European Union reiterates its commitment to assist in a peaceful and free electoral process leading to presidential elections on 19 June 2005.
All this would contribute to a democratic and transparent electoral process under appropriate security conditions.