Examples of using Power-sharing in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Voters are also not balloting in the ethnically disputed and oil-rich province of Kirkuk, which has not had a chance to elect local officials since 2005 because residents cannot agree on a power-sharing formula there.
eventually yielded to compromise and a power-sharing deal late last year.
initially focused on a lack of jobs and services but quickly morphed into a denunciation of the sectarian power-sharing system of government introduced in 2003 and the political elites they say
subsequently renounced the separatist platform in 1994 and began instead to publicly seek and advocate reconciliation with the rest of Somalia under a power-sharing federal system of governance.
Northern Ireland to the north-east of the island, which are governed by a power-sharing Executive and Assembly as established under the Good Friday Agreement.
eventually yielded to compromise and a power-sharing deal late last year.
It was our plan for power-sharing.
Military leader welcomes power-sharing deal in Sudan.
Military leader welcomes power-sharing deal in Sudan.
However, political tensions and consequent power-sharing battles have continued in Nepal.
Talks to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland ended yesterday without agreement.
Mugabe, Tsvangirai have signed agreement paving way for power-sharing talks.
The revolt eventually forced the military into a power-sharing agreement with civilians.
A year later he was sworn in as prime minister in a power-sharing government.
In 2010 the Zimbabwe Media Commission was established by the inclusive, power-sharing government.
After controversial elections in 2008, Tsvangirai signed a power-sharing agreement with Mugabe.
On August 5, the parties signed a deal on power-sharing and security arrangements.
He was to have returned to Juba in May to join a power-sharing government.
The Assembly and power-sharing Executive were suspended several times but were restored again in 2007.
According to Lebanon's sectarian power-sharing system, the prime minister must be a Sunni Muslim.