Übersetzung für 'pre election period' von Englisch nach Deutsch

pre-election period

Vorwahlzeit {f}pol.

Zeit {f} vor den Wahlenpol.

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pre-election promise

Wahlversprechen {n}pol.

pre-election party

Wahlkampfveranstaltung {f}pol.

pre-election agreement

Wahlabsprache {f}pol.

(election) campaign period

Wahlkampfzeit {f}pol.

during the election period {adv}

zu Wahlzeiten

pre-Christmas period

Vorweihnachtszeit {f}

pre-winter period

Vorwinter {m}

pre-Easter period

Vor-Osterzeit {f}

pre-qualifying period

Erwerbszeit {f}

pre-war period

Vorkriegszeit {f}

pre-monsoon period

Vormonsun {m}meteo.

pre-kindergarten <pre-K> [children 0-4 years old]

Krippe {f} [Kinder 0-3 Jahre]educ.

pre-type 2 diabetes (mellitus) <pT2D, pre-T2DM>

Prä-Typ-2-Diabetes (mellitus) {m}med.

pre-conciliar / pre-Conciliar / preconciliar {adj} [before the Second Vatican Council]

vorkonziliar [vor dem 2. Vatikanum]relig.

Middle Bronze period <MB period>

Mittelbronzezeit {f} <MB-Zeit>archaeo.hist.

Early Cycladic period <EC period>

frühkykladische Epoche {f}archaeo.hist.

election

Elektion {f}spec.

Wahl {f}pol.

Erkiesung {f} [veraltet]

Erwählung {f}

• The pre-election period in Georgia was also marked with the rising tension in breakaway Abkhazia.
• The pre-election period for this role generally involves active campaigning by students.
• According to Elections Canada rules, third parties are allowed to spend $1,023,400 in the pre-election period between June 30 and the start of the election campaign.
• A laboratory study in the UK focused on participants' attitude toward former Prime Minister Tony Blair during the 2001 pre-election period via a telephone survey.
• Purdah - Ministers should avoid implementing new initiatives or making significant announcements during a pre-election period.

• In 2009, during the pre-election period that yielded G.
• During the prefectural pre-election period (October 2010), KAR presented evidence of fascist organization "Hrysi Avgi" (Golden Dawn) participating and organizing the attacks against Alekos Alavanos - candidate for Attika prefecture - and Eleni Portaliou - candidate for the municipality of Athens, both SYRIZA members.
• A pre election period in local government ends on the close of polls which, for ordinary elections, is usually on the first Thursday in May.
• For instance, Dame Silvia Cartwright would have been in office for five years on 4 April 2006, but her term as governor-general was extended by four months as Prime Minister Helen Clark deemed that "the selection and appointment process a new governor-general [...] not coincide with the pre-election period".
• African Union (AU) election observers reported that the election was completely "free and fair" and met all AU election standards.

• A fourth way in which a lame-duck session can occur arises if Congress chooses not to authorize a recess spanning an election.