The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan of 1995 defined free elections as the fundamental principle of the organization of state power, and the people as the bearer of sovereignty and the only source of state power. The Republic of Kazakhstan is a unitary state with a presidential form of government.
Democratic elections are competitive, periodic and representative elections in which citizens with broad freedom elect their representatives to power structures on an alternative basis. Competitive elections ensure that different political parties and candidates participate in the elections. All of them enjoy freedom of speech, Assembly, movement, and all that is necessary to ensure that their political views are heard and that they can present alternative candidates to voters. The legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan provides for the periodicity of elections, representation of various social groups of the population in government bodies, and openness and transparency of the activities of electoral bodies.
Article 33 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan guarantees the right to elect and be elected to state and local self-government bodies, as well as to participate in the Republican referendum, to citizens of the Republic who have reached the age of 18, regardless of their origin, social, official and property status, gender, race, nationality, language, attitude to religion, beliefs, place of residence or any other circumstances. Citizens who have been declared incompetent by the court or who are held in places of deprivation of liberty by a court sentence have no right to elect, be elected, or participate in the Republican referendum.
1. We CAN listen and hear with our ears. 2. You MUSTN'T smoke in this room! 3. They HAVE TO finish the report before the meeting with their boss. 4. Dad, you SHOULD stay in bed today. 5. CAN we change seats with Kate? 6. Penguins CAN'T fly. 7. They NEED some food to cook dinner. 8. People NEED sleep 8 hours a day.
1. People MUSTN'T feed animals in the zoo.2. Monkeys CAN climb the trees.3. CAN we stay here for a couple of days?4. You MUST obey the laws of your country.5. Girls SHOULD keep their clothes clean.6. You SHOULD have a rest.7. People CAN'T see in the dark.8. They MUST go to school on Saturdays.
1. The problem MUST be too difficult for children.2. You MUSTN'T smoke so much.3. CAN you translate the text into Russian?4. Students MUST pass exams at the end of each term.5. You MUSTN'T steel things from the shop.6. He CAN'T swim because he is afraid of water.7. People SHOULD eat fresh fruit and vegetables.8. You SHOULD buy this book, I’ll give it to you.
The Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan of 1995 defined free elections as the fundamental principle of the organization of state power, and the people as the bearer of sovereignty and the only source of state power. The Republic of Kazakhstan is a unitary state with a presidential form of government.
Democratic elections are competitive, periodic and representative elections in which citizens with broad freedom elect their representatives to power structures on an alternative basis. Competitive elections ensure that different political parties and candidates participate in the elections. All of them enjoy freedom of speech, Assembly, movement, and all that is necessary to ensure that their political views are heard and that they can present alternative candidates to voters. The legislation of the Republic of Kazakhstan provides for the periodicity of elections, representation of various social groups of the population in government bodies, and openness and transparency of the activities of electoral bodies.
Article 33 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan guarantees the right to elect and be elected to state and local self-government bodies, as well as to participate in the Republican referendum, to citizens of the Republic who have reached the age of 18, regardless of their origin, social, official and property status, gender, race, nationality, language, attitude to religion, beliefs, place of residence or any other circumstances. Citizens who have been declared incompetent by the court or who are held in places of deprivation of liberty by a court sentence have no right to elect, be elected, or participate in the Republican referendum.
1. People MUSTN'T feed animals in the zoo.2. Monkeys CAN climb the trees.3. CAN we stay here for a couple of days?4. You MUST obey the laws of your country.5. Girls SHOULD keep their clothes clean.6. You SHOULD have a rest.7. People CAN'T see in the dark.8. They MUST go to school on Saturdays.
1. The problem MUST be too difficult for children.2. You MUSTN'T smoke so much.3. CAN you translate the text into Russian?4. Students MUST pass exams at the end of each term.5. You MUSTN'T steel things from the shop.6. He CAN'T swim because he is afraid of water.7. People SHOULD eat fresh fruit and vegetables.8. You SHOULD buy this book, I’ll give it to you.