Examples of using Elected representatives in English and their translations into Spanish
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This is to be carried out in cooperation with the employees and their elected representatives.
jointly administered by their elected representatives.
would consist of 12 elected representatives and the Speaker and Attorney General neither of whom would have a vote.
congratulate the new elected representatives.
Subnational bodies have operated without elected representatives for 10 years, resulting in interference in local administration
rumors which prejudice the dignity of millions of Cubans and that of their elected representatives.
A training session will be held for the new and existing elected representatives(in their posts until April 2016) on the morning of 12 February 2016.
through various parliamentary organizations has helped bring the Organization closer to citizens and their elected representatives.
Empower and integrate Roma and Sinti individuals into decision-making processes of States and localities as elected representatives of their communities and as citizens of their respective countries.
sovereignty belongs to the people who exercise it either directly by referendum or indirectly through their elected representatives.
Our Advocacy Team is actively engaged in keeping our elected representatives informed and aware of issues affecting our children.
or indirectly, through their elected representatives.
Direct contact between citizens and their representatives The means through which citizens have traditionally had access to their parliament has been through their elected representatives.
10(later increased to 27) elected representatives.
training elected representatives appears to be a crucial tool for further democratizing public policies.
more than 15,000 elected representatives, working with six Regional Support Organisations
The conference is aimed to address elected representatives and high level officials coming from local governments in Latin America, Europe and the Mediterranean region.
However, the Ministry points out that noone other than elected representatives may be given the formal right to present proposals in popularly elected bodies.
Almost all of these displaced persons and refugees have expressed through their elected representatives the intention to return to their homes in the region as soon as possible.
Two hundred(200) elected representatives, municipal and technical staff from Asia,