Examples of using Electorates in English and their translations into Russian
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Colloquial
The electorates of the North must be made to appreciate that it is in their enlightened self-interest to support developing countries.
62 general electorates and seven MPs represented the seven Maori electorates.
Separate Electorates System, religious intolerance
After the 2001 census, there were 7 Māori electorates and 62 general electorates, or 69 electorates in total.
In the present Parliament, 61 MPs represent the 61 general electorates and 6 MPs represent the 6 Maori electorates.
The Governments of developed countries must make a far greater effort to convince their electorates and special interest groups of the ultimate benefits to be derived from assisting developing countries.
It is very important that parliamentarians also make their electorates aware of the motives underlying the pursuit of these development goals,
Whereas the ACT's federal electorates have been mainly held by Labor,
the High Court of Australia had decided that all electorates need not necessarily have the same number of electors
that the determination of the electorates amounts to positive discrimination,
up-to-date information to enable them to interact effectively with their own electorates.
However, while the electorates will be keen for quick results,
However, the country was bicommunal and, as such, had two separate electorates-- the Greek Cypriot community and the Turkish Cypriot community-- each of which voted for its own parliamentary representatives on the basis of proportional representation.
But it is the task of leaders to remind electorates that the lowering of trade barriers will not cost the rich countries anything in the aggregate;
as in separate electorates; minorities should be allowed to cast votes along ethnic lines in one election
Although Jinnah initially opposed separate electorates for Muslims, he used this means to gain his first elective office in 1909,
the ballot box non-Muslims have separate electorates and elect their own candidates to the legislatures.
parliamentarians can return to their electorates and spend more time with their families.
They contest the criteria established to determine the electorates for the referendums of 1998
mass media affect the relations between politicians and their electorates, and, although they seemingly fulfil a"purifying" social mission,