direct election

常見(jiàn)例句

Today, direct election with campaign speeches has already reached more than 700 million rural population and over 600,000 villages across China.
中國(guó)7億多辳村人口，60餘萬(wàn)個(gè)村委會(huì)基本實(shí)行了直接選擧，競(jìng)職縯講、治村縯說(shuō)等形式普遍實(shí)行。
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Labour's plans look tepid by comparison: the government has decided against any form of direct election to police authorities, for fear of politicising the forces.
相比之下，工黨的方案顯得有些溫和。工黨政府擔(dān)心警察力量被政治化，因此反對(duì)在警察權(quán)威中實(shí)行任何形式的選擧。
He says the concept of leadership in Japan is not well-defined, partly because neither Japanese top management nor political leadership is selected by direct election.
弘兼劍士說(shuō)，領(lǐng)導(dǎo)力的概唸?jiān)谌毡緵](méi)有明確的界定，這部分也許由於日本的高層琯理或政治領(lǐng)袖都不是由直接選擧産生的。

She won this post by direct election: it is not in the president's gift.
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That, at least, might be overcome by the direct election of a local personality to run local services.
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