Übersetzung für "To enter parliament" in Deutsch

As a result, all the parties that received enough votes to enter Parliament have supported EU accession.

Should ONLY persons born in this country be allowed to enter Parliament?

In the early elections of 2014 one such force managed to enter the Slovenian parliament.

It also wants to enter parliament.

As a political party it had to enter parliament.

If Social-Democracy wanted to be effective as a political party, it would have to enter parliament.

Kurdish political parties shied away from contesting past elections, owing to their fear of failing to clear the 10% popular-vote threshold needed to enter the parliament.

Their leaders want to enter parliament.

We told people: «Vote, if you want to enter the Parliament.

But despite her qualifications, she cannot hope to enter parliament.

And so, in 1919, finally, eight female representatives were also able to enter parliament – among them, Adelheid Popp.

The fact that extremist parties did not obtain the required number of votes to enter the European Parliament shows that Romanian citizens have already proved European maturity and responsibility.

I too have started making regular visits to the candidate countries, and just imagine how difficult it will be for smaller groups, and more recent groups, to enter this Parliament.

It gained 71 of the 90 seats and was one of the three parties to enter in the parliament.

Indeed, the HDP seemed at risk of failing to obtain the 10% of the vote it would need to enter parliament, an outcome that would have provided the AKP with a majority large enough to amend the constitution on its own.

With another general election due next year, civil-society groups preferred that priority be given to lowering the 10% electoral threshold for parties to enter parliament, thus broadening political participation.

Although it preserved the 3% threshold necessary for a party to enter parliament, it decreased the number of seats automatically awarded to the leading party.

According to the opposition candidate of the presidential election of 2006, this dialogue needs to be maintained in spite of the fact that the "power has got afraid of allowing even one opposition member to enter the parliament of no weight".

Its decline started in the 1996 general election, when it gained 2.94 per cent, just below the 3 per cent threshold necessary to enter parliament.

Nor was Mr LANDA gravely damaged in his interests,since on 5 October 2000 he was able to enter the European Parliament and remain thereeven after his entry permit as a former MEP had been removed.

The Social Democratic Party, which is led by a woman, Anna Petrasovits, but was not successful enough to enter parliament, has also formed a separate women's section.