electoral law

常見例句

Under Brazilian electoral law they are given a lot of free airtime, with those from the main parties receiving a bigger share.
在巴西選擧法下，他們有足夠的準(zhǔn)備時(shí)間，那些主要政黨候選人可以獲得更大的收益。
With this unofficial sponsorship has come access to state funds, impunity to some electoral law-breaking and an overwhelming amount of positive coverage in domestic media.
非官方的贊助也進(jìn)入政府基金，一些選擧不法行爲(wèi)和國(guó)內(nèi)媒躰的鋪天蓋地的新聞報(bào)道不受懲罸。
One recommendation expected to be made by the committees which have been elaborating the national agenda is for a new electoral law that would give Palestinians fairer representation in parliament.
其中，這份由委員會(huì)精心起草的國(guó)家議程有一項(xiàng)關(guān)於新的選擧制度，表示將給予巴勒斯坦人在議會(huì)中更加平等的代表地位。

He says the electoral law is a political issue and affects the interests of all parties.
Lawmakers had repeatedly postponed adopting an electoral law, and continued their squabbling much of Sunday.
He thinks that the electoral law is an "existential issue" affecting all Iraqis, as well as the future of the country and should not be rushed to a vote.

The constitutional court has demanded changes to this part of the electoral law by 2011.
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The idea is that it could reform the electoral law before a new election is held.
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Grasso could be tasked to form a technical government with a specific mandate, including rewriting the electoral law.
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