Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Electoral system in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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lack of effective electoral system, selling and buying votes were very common.
Reform of the electoral system, the fight against the arbitrary administration of justice,
Common electoral system.
Without parliamentarism, without an electoral system, this development of the working class would have been impossible.
I wonder if the Commissioner could clarify what is meant by uniform electoral system.
The electoral system was at the centre of the controversy due to its technical weaknesses,
Amendment No 50 by the Socialist Group seeks to weaken our call for a common electoral system.
Over two years ago the European Parliament therefore asked me to draw up a proposal for a uniform electoral system.
as Belgium became the first country to adopt proportional representation as basis of its electoral system.
However, the concept of residence still varies from one national electoral system to another.
There is disagreement over the electoral system and the timetable for the rebels to disarm has been ignored.
France has a different electoral system and therefore does not have the option of'moving up'democratically
If, however, the national electoral system does not allow for such a calculation,
We also acknowledge that the UK's electoral system skews the balance of forces in this increasingly important Parliament.
Our view is that a proportional electoral system is fairer than an electoral system with single member constituencies.
Organic Law No 5/1985 on the general electoral system stipulates that the State should subsidize political parties' expenses during general elections.
Incidentally, this just goes to show yet again that the British electoral system is in need of reform; then he wouldn't have these difficulties.
It was decided to alter the composition and electoral system for the Senate, to enable the Separate Representation of Voters Act 1951 to be validated.
One of the ways to increase democratic control in the Union is by means of the introduction by the Council of a common electoral system based on proportional representation.
The question is really whether this report ought not to be accompanied by the introduction of a uniform electoral system in all the Member States.