英語 での Democratic process の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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I am deeply concerned with the democratic process and the protection of its integrity.
The greater their autonomy, the more likely they are to participate in the democratic process.
But the only settled way we know what the American people want is through the democratic process.
In a free and open society, science has to be a democratic process.
Not only is this bad democratic process, it misrepresents the reality of broader British political attitudes.
The fact that the executive branch and the military operate outside the Constitution and democratic process is proof that the US is not a democracy.
This is the first direct democratic process on the transnational level that even features the e-collection of signatures.
Clearly, this was not the way democratic process was supposed to work.
Decry the way by which the legislation was passed, in disregard for Japan's legal procedure and democratic process;
The Berlitz Branch can only negotiate on behalf of union members through a well structured democratic process.
We remain concerned over the lack of democratic process in the RCEP negotiations.
Just as Christianity became part of the democratic process, so can Islam.
The world now knows that the United States can no longer present itself as a paradigm of democratic process.
Whether Russia attempted to influence our democratic process is incredibly important.
Media and media messages can influence beliefs, attitudes, values, behaviors, and the democratic process.
However, he adds that a more democratic process is needed to get a consensus on the reactor from local residents.
The legal framework was inadequate for the holding of a genuinely democratic process.
For Cho, holding today's politicians accountable is a key part of the democratic process.
Participants expressed serious concern over the lack of transparency and democratic process in the government's approaches on signing trade and investment agreements.
It was the revolutions of Europe and America throughout the 17th and 18th centuries that gave rise to the notions of rights and democratic process.