Translation of "first party leader " (English → French) :

first party leader [ first-party leader ]

first-party developer | 1st-party developer | first-party game developer | 1st-party game developer | first-party video game developer | 1st-party video game developer

party leader [ leader of a party ]

chairman of a parliamentary party | parliamentary party leader

first-party release | first-subscriber release

first-party cheque [ first-party check ]

first-party call control | first party call control

Conference of Party Leaders within the Confederation

first-party release | first-subscriber release

first Contracting Party of destination

First, party leaders approve party candidates.

The input received from the extensive and intensive consultations that were held with hundreds of first nations leaders, educators, and parents across the country guided the development of the draft legislative proposal that was shared last fall with first nations leaders and made public for further input from all interested parties.

The moderator of this event was Maureen McTeer, and Senator Callbeck's co-honourees were Deborah Grey, the first Reform Party member elected to the House of Commons; and Audrey McLaughlin, the first female leader of a political party, the NDP, in the House of Commons.

5. Welcomes the first-ever country-wide local elections in Kosovo on 3 November 2013 and in particular the visible voter turnout in Serbian-dominated municipalities to the south of the Ibar river as well as the overall orderly conduct of the local elections in Kosovo, as assessed in the preliminary statement of the EU-EOM as a crucial step towards the formation of the Community of Serbian Municipalities, which is part of the normalisation process; welcomes the efforts which Belgrade and Pristina have invested to ensure that the elections are peaceful and in keeping with democratic norms; strongly condemns the violence and persistent intimidation which occurred in the north Mitrovica and Zvečan municipalities and urges the Serbian authorit ...[+++]ies to do their utmost to facilitate efforts to bring the perpetrators of violence to justice; notes, in this connection, the Serbian leaders’ pledge that those responsible for the outbreak of violence will be held accountable for their actions; notes that further vigilant efforts are needed to break the organised crime network and its ties to local political elites and to re-establish the rule of law in the north of Kosovo; welcomes the stance taken by Serbian political leaders who have actively encouraged ethnic Serbians in Kosovo to participate in the elections, but notes at the same time that Belgrade should not stifle political pluralism in the Serbian community in Kosovo by campaigning on behalf of any particular party or electoral list;