Übersetzung für "Wahlvorgang" in Englisch

I think the election process was respected by the people.

The Commission was pleased to see how peacefully the electoral process took place.

The voting procedure is managed by a team of independent auditors, and the voting kept secret.

Dear students. The election will be held the following way:

We found the server responsible for the problems in the electorial process")

We do not want to do anything that affects today's voting.

I thought you said it was connected to the dialing of the Gate.

For more information about our elections process, please visit the OTW Elections website.

No bourgeois election procedure in the world can be the yardstick to assess this work!

In the electoral process, the parishes obey democratic principles.

To help monitor the violations of the electoral process, Bulgarian activists have created several online tools.

Our forces have been instructed to open fire if the dialing process reaches the eighth chevron.

The election process consisted of four stages: accreditation, voting, counting and collation.

The input of the speech command “yes” triggers the dialing operation, meaning the connection is established.

Representatives of all the parties were present, both during the electoral process and the vote count.

The army too, which did not intervene in the electoral process, must also continue with its strict observation of the constitutional order, as it has promised.

Without that, it is impossible to continue with the electoral process, since it becomes unworkable and illegitimate, given that the minimum conditions are not in place to guarantee citizens the universal right to vote directly, confidentially and free of coercion or any kind of threat.

The EU is not monitoring these elections for the purpose of rubber-stamping the process: we are there to ensure that it is a free and fair election.

However, the Election Commission's recent statement that around 500 Sunni politicians would be barred from standing is not conducive to national reconciliation, may jeopardise the electoral process and could reignite conflicts.

The European Union must monitor the electoral process and make sure that an independent investigating committee sheds full light on what has happened - on the violence and the corruption.

I think that the electoral process should be closely monitored and observed by representatives of international organisations, including in particular Members of our Parliament.

This will clearly be of enormous significance for honourable Members in the coming electoral process and, as I have indicated, we will be sending people out very shortly.

At least the Southern African Development Community election observer mission has felt able to recognise in its announcement yesterday that: 'the electoral process could not be said to adequately comply with the norms and standards for elections in the SADC region'.

We must adopt the measures needed to further raise voter awareness of the importance of these elections.

In that context, it is worth noting that the recent electoral observation mission sent by the European Union to the last presidential election in Venezuela considered that the electoral process in general complied with international standards and national legislation and underlined the peaceful environment in which the elections were held.