Translation of "Politische wahlen" in English

Their political participation in elections is important.

I am a pawn for political elections.

Politics has become a game packaged by Madison Avenue.

Political eliminations are generally conducted in the fire station in the village's centre.

Through political elections one strong law will be implemented in the country.

In western Europe, political offices are occupied by means of elections.

Their political impact could have far-reaching results for the whole of society.

How did the Election of 1824 influence political parties and elections?

Last weekend, Russia's political opposition held elections for its first-ever "Coordinating Council."

For the same reason, policy platforms have never been important for the opposition in elections.

However, the overthrow of the monarchy did not lead to free elections, political unions were forbidden.

The mechanisms for political elections and voting in various societies and associations faced their scrutiny.

An educated and informed citizenry would be needed to make intelligent political choices.

We are also talking about political elections, and certainly there is not the comprehensive freedom that we experience in western elections, but it is certainly true that television time and, in some cases, even contributions have been granted by the state to all the candidates.

It would also amount to indirect interference in the political and electoral processes in the Member States, since it would - through the planned funding - give rise to 'favoured' and 'non-favoured' political parties, with subsequent repercussions on the results of the European Parliament elections.

For more often than not political parties win in elections by promising one thing and doing other things afterwards and then they are surprised by the existence of extremism and discontented people.

The government has freed political prisoners, held elections (with more on the way), begun economic reform, and is intensively courting foreign investment.

Mr Cao was careful to stay within the bounds of moderate reformism, yet he openly called for reform within five areas of governance: the constitution, separation of powers, elections, political parties, and the culture of politics.

Albanian legislation on elections, political parties, media, education, as well as the Civil and Penal codes, spell out the rights of minorities and contain provisions against discriminatory treatment.

Today's proposals will also enhance the political importance of European elections and hence improve the democratic life of the EU.

And the pious Muslims in Turkey saw that they can change the political system by voting.

The Council is particularly encouraged that political parties representing all of Iraq's communities participated in the election, demonstrated by the high voter turnout across Iraq.

Like other Members, I wonder how the Commission has managed to take so long over responding to the resolution adopted by Parliament on 7 June 1983, requesting a formal proposal for the regulation of the right to vote and of eligibility to stand in local elections for Member State citizens resident in another Member State.

More than a third of Soviet interviewees were aware of President Mitterrand's pro posal fora Pan-European Confederation grouping all European States with more than one political party, free elections freedom of speech and freedom of the media.

This unfortunate development is partly due to the prevailing political circumstances in the Member States (political crises, forthcoming elections, etc.) or even the circumstances prevailing within the Community institutions, but the main cause is the growing tendency to reshape the marketing organizations when the prices are being fixed. Community problems of a more general nature may also delay matters (e.g. the British problem in 1980).

Owing to imminent political elections, which pre­cluded any commitment on the part of the future Government, Denmark has been unable to sign the Convention laying down criteria determining the State responsible for examining applications for asylum lodged in one of the Member States, signed by the other EEC Member States in Dublin on 15 June 1990.