Приклади вживання Democratisation Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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If this is what“honest” European dialogue amounts to it is no wonder that similar“democratisation” processes lead to the pacification of the opposition in Belarus.
mutually strengthen democratisation movements.”.
is linked to democratisation and rights and freedoms processes.
Yet there is also another dimension to the democratisation debate which is more troubling.
consolidation phases of democratisation.
He tried to convince Ukrainian politicians to focus on the democratisation and federalisation of the Russian
Korean peninsula politics, and democratisation in Asia.
Decommunisation, democratisation, national cultural movement
striving to undermine the stability in the region and prevent democratisation in the Arab world.”.
we support the democratisation of Moldova, where- until the breakthrough changes in recent days- an oligarchic, kleptocratic regime was in power.
which would eventually lead to revolution, and democratisation, which might also mean the loss of power.
focus on threats to fundamental human rights and the democratisation process.
Today's dominant narratives foreground the progress of science and the democratisation of art, but global challenges necessitate an even more active engagement with scientific,
a"duty towards the common interest, and there is no gradation- this is Prussian style democratisation- of ethical values among the various kinds of work.".
focus on threats to fundamental human rights and the democratisation process.
the political impacts of this include the democratisation of media through social networking sites,
will continue to ensure the success of the democratisation process and improve economic
In addition, in Brezhnev's Soviet Union there was no point in talking about the democratisation of historiography or the new social movements which became the basis for changes in historical culture in the free world.
In the late 1980s, a feeling of discontent with the Soviet regime among the Latvian population led to a movement in favour of State independence and democratisation of the political system,
aiming at pursuing the continued promotion of human rights and democratisation through education, specialised training,