Political Parties definition

Political Parties means Political Parties registered under the laws of the Republic of Liberia.

Political Parties means organizations whose primary goal is to contest for election and form government.

Political Parties. A Cross-National Survey. New York: The Free Press.

Examples of Political Parties in a sentence

• Accreditation Form—Pollwatchers for Political Parties (Challenging Committees) 1-N(93) Accreditation Form—Observers for Political Parties (To Witness the Counting of Ballots) 1-O(95) Letter of Appointment—Pollwatchers for Nonpartisan and Nonparty Candidates 1-P(95) Application for Additional Ballots 1-Q(95) Application for Additional Ballots—Auditor’s Record of Telephone Request 1-R(95) Ballot Photocopy Record 1-S(97) Identification Statement Section 2.

• The Political Parties Act was signed into law by the President on 6 February 2007 (The text of the Act can be found in Annex 4).

• Political Parties and Political Participation: Some leaders of smaller political parties complained that the larger parties enjoyed a virtual monopoly over government ministries, public services, and media outlets, where membership in a dominant party was a prerequisite for advancement.

• Political Parties and Political Participation: Political parties operated without restriction or outside interference.

• In the final version of the Bill, this article (now Article 19-2) was revised to provide that a party may be dissolved upon the decision of the Constitutional Court on the basis of a case raised by a two-thirds majority of the Political Parties Council, if it is proven before the Court that the party has violated article 40 (3) of the INC.

• Sridharan (eds.) India’s Political Parties, New Delhi: Sage Publications, pp.

• Not-for-profit organizations may engage in political activities so long as those activities are not specifically covered by the Political Parties Law.

• As Head of the Article 10 Committee of the Law on Activities of Political Parties and Groups he was in charge of authorising demonstrations and other public events and registering political parties.

• Political Parties: Their Organization and Activity in the Modern State.

• However, a society cannot function as a political party until it is registered in accordance with the provisions of the Political Parties Act and meets the requirements set out under Article 91 of the Constitution (Political Parties Act 2011 Section 4).

More Definitions of Political Parties

Political Parties means Political Parties registered under the laws of the Republic of Liberia. “The Agreement” means this Comprehensive Peace Agreement; “Chairman” means the Head of the NTGL; “Vice-Chairman” means the Deputy Head of the NTGL; “TRC” means Truth and Reconciliation Commission established under Article XIII of this Agreement; “UN” means the United Nations Organization; “UNCIVPOL” means the United Nations Civil Police Component of the United Nations Stablisation Force; “UNICEF” means United Nations Children Fund; “UNHCR” means the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights; “UNDP” means the United Nations Development Programme. PART TWO CESSATION OF HOSTILITIES ARTICLE II - CEASEFIRE The armed conflict between the present Government of Liberia (GOL), the Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy (LURD) and the Movement for Democracy in Liberia (MODEL) is hereby ended with immediate effect. Accordingly, all the Parties to the Ceasefire Agreement shall ensure that the ceasefire established at 0001 hours on 18th June, 2003, results in the observation of a total and permanent cessation of hostilities forthwith. ARTICLE III CEASEFIRE MONITORING 1. The Parties call on ECOWAS to immediately establish a Multinational Force that will be deployed as an Interposition Force in Liberia, to secure the ceasefire, create a zone of separation between the belligerent forces and thus provide a safe corridor for the delivery of humanitarian assistance and free movement of persons. 2. The mandate of the ECOWAS Interposition Force shall also include the following: a. Facilitating and monitoring the disengagement of forces as provided under Article V of this Agreement; b. Obtaining data and information on activities relating to military forces of the parties to the Ceasefire Agreement and coordinating all military movements; c. Establishing conditions for the initial stages of Disarmament, Demobilisation and Reintegration (DDR) activities; d. Ensuring respect by the Parties for the definitive cessation of hostilities and all other aspects of the Ceasefire Agreement; e. Ensuring the security of senior political and military leaders; f. Also ensuring the security of all personnel and experts involved in the implementation of this Agreement in collaboration with all parties; g. Monitoring the storage of arms, munitions and equipment, including supervising the collection, storage and custody of battlefield or offensive armament in the hands of combatants; 3. ...

Political Parties means an official organisation of people who share the same views about the way power should be used in society (through Government policy making).

Political Parties means political parties represented in the Legislature; “prescribed” means prescribed by regulation in accordance with section 64;