Examples of using Electorates in English and their translations into Swedish
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Most electorates are not even aware of the Union's commitment to it,
I am sure that Members of Parliament will go back to their electorates in June and feel proud of the work they have done in this area over the last five years.
they represent their national electorates.
is governed by electorates and elected representatives in the Member States;
It must be up to electorates through the ballot box,
would be massively rejected by the electorates of almost all the other Member States if those electorates were given the chance to vote.
as understood by the electorates of Europe, is not limited to the classic diplomacy of the kind which absorbs the attention of those involved day-to-day in the CFSP.
One inadvertent leak can reveal implements designed to potentially influence entire electorates, and perhaps expose millions of people to the invasion of their privacy and the possibility of harm by malicious actors.”.
accountability to the EU whilst, at the same time, denying the electorates of the EU any say whatsoever on this document.
implement the Lisbon Treaty as though the electorates of France, the Netherlands
that we recognise that we all have to take any final deal home and justify it to our electorates.
it would gain the credibility it currently lacks amongst markets and electorates since stability would be achieved without austerity.
not just in this House; they are also being followed with great interest by our electorates outside the House in all Member States.
the Members who vote against will have the opportunity to justify themselves before their electorates.
We can make speeches here in the European Parliament that are best suited to satisfying our own electorates at home in Great Britain
So all of us together, not just those of us here in the European Parliament, but also our electorates, justifiably expect the new Commission to find,
fear you feel for the electorates of Europe who vote'no'whenever given an opportunity,
which in reality means constraining the democratic choice of many of the electorates.
something I regard as deceptive and undesirable, in that it takes no account of the rejection of the Constitution by the French and Dutch electorates.
It is the electorate who decides.