Significats de organise elections en anglès

My mission is to take back the north and organise elections, he said.

Camara has since promised to organise elections which the international community have long demanded.

Political wrangling It has taken more than four years for the transitional government to organise elections.

In return, it wants the Malian government to move quickly to reunite the country and organise elections.

This structure, which is independent, is empowered to prepare and organise elections, he said in an interview on France 24.

He is being allowed to stand in the presidential poll under a peace deal to reunite the country and organise elections.

Britain had a treaty obligation to organise elections to the European Parliament if it were still a member in May, the lawyers.

Some opposition leaders dismissed Rajoelina's talk of neutrality and said it would be impossible to organise elections before installing a legitimate, consensus government.

The European Union discussed proposals today to help stabilise Iraq and organise elections there despite lingering differences among member states over the US-led war.

Under that constitution, the head of the National Assembly should take office if the president resigns, with a mandate to organise elections within 90 days.

Under Burkina Faso's 1991 constitution, the head of parliament should take office if the president resigns, with a mandate to organise elections within 90 days.

As well as organising elections, the junta has said it will launch investigations into corruption under the previous regime.

Guinea's military rulers have been criticised for their coup and are under pressure to restore civilian rule by organising elections.

It said at least four members of the previous transitional authority, including the interior minister charged with organising elections, remained unchanged.

CRIMES In an emotional interview on state TV on Friday, Ghannouchi said he intended to retire from politics after organising elections.

His deputy General Sekouba Konate took over and won tentative international support by forming a transitional government charged with organising elections.