electoral mandate

选举授权

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The authority given to a political party or candidate by the voters in an election.

选举中选民给予政党或候选人的权力。

mandateADJECTIVE + NOUN

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electoral

例句 (10)

electoral mandate = 选举授权 (选举中选民给予政党或候选人的权力。)

  • It is undemocratic to govern an area without an electoral mandate.在一个没有选举授权的地区执政是不民主的。
  • The new government claimed a strong electoral mandate for its reforms.新政府声称其改革拥有强大的选举授权。
  • Without a clear electoral mandate, the party struggled to pass its agenda.没有明确的选举授权，该党难以通过其议程。
  • The president was re-elected with an overwhelming electoral mandate.总统以压倒性的选举授权再次当选。
  • Activists argued the council lacked an electoral mandate to implement such drastic changes.活动家们认为理事会缺乏实施如此 drastic 改变的选举授权。
  • The party hoped to gain a larger electoral mandate in the upcoming elections.该党希望在即将到来的选举中获得更大的选举授权。
  • His victory gave him a significant electoral mandate to pursue his policies.他的胜利赋予了他重要的选举授权来推行他的政策。
  • The referendum was seen as a way to secure a fresh electoral mandate from the people.这次全民公决被视为从人民那里获得新的选举授权的一种方式。
  • Critics questioned the legitimacy of the government's actions, citing a weak electoral mandate.批评者质疑政府行动的合法性，理由是选举授权薄弱。
  • Receiving a strong electoral mandate is crucial for political stability.获得强大的选举授权对政治稳定至关重要。