1.An election is a process wherein people decide on who will occupy certain positions, especially in the government or other formal organizations.
選舉是指人們決定誰(shuí)會(huì)坐上特定的職位的過(guò)程阻荒，尤其是一些政府和正式組織里的職位侨赡。
2.In my opinion, the process of electing officials presents many advantages compared to those of just appointing people randomly.
在我看來(lái)羊壹，選舉官員的過(guò)程比起隨意指定官員的過(guò)程更有優(yōu)勢(shì)油猫。
3.Elections promote the right of suffrage. The right of suffrage is the right of the citizens to vote for officials whom they want to govern over them.
選舉促進(jìn)了人們的選舉權(quán)柠偶。選舉權(quán)是指人們投票來(lái)決定誰(shuí)有權(quán)利來(lái)管理他們。
4.Elections allow people from all walks of life to run for office as long as they meet the requirements for political officers.
選舉允許來(lái)自不同生活階層的人競(jìng)選毡证，只要是他們政治官員的標(biāo)準(zhǔn)料睛。
5.A person’s status, sex, race or religious belief do not hamper him or her from running for office.
一個(gè)人的社會(huì)地位恤煞，性別，種族居扒，或政治信仰等都不能成為他進(jìn)入政府的障礙喜喂。
6.Elections safeguard democracy and liberty.
選舉維護(hù)了民主和自由夜惭。
7.Elections protect the people from dictatorship or repression.
選舉使人們免受獨(dú)裁和壓迫铛绰。
8.The decision-making process of electing officials is a vital element of a democratic community. It is not only a process, but also a symbol of social equality.
選舉官員的決定過(guò)程是民主社會(huì)的重要因素。它不僅是一個(gè)過(guò)程敢会，更是社會(huì)公平的象征。
Daisy
2017.6.10
