在 英语 中使用 The transition to democracy 的示例及其翻译为 中文
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It welcomed Myanmar' s commitment to making the transition to democracy and concluded that such democratic reforms must proceed in an open and inclusive manner.
The transition to democracy in South Africa in 1994 was literally a dream come true for many of us.
It also asked about lessons learnt and good practices with regard to managing the transition to democracy in a multi-religious, multi-ethnic and multiracial society.
According to the announcements made when he assumed power, the transition to democracy should have been completed on 17 May.
Contemporary history has shown that the transition to democracy from a totally different and centralized political and economic system is not always smooth.
He attached great importance to the stated will of the Government to bring peace to the country and promote the transition to democracy.
Mr. Ka(Senegal) said that significant progress had been made in the past year in the protection of human rights and the transition to democracy in Africa.
However, the transition to democracy was complicated by immense expectations for youth employment, regional development, better living conditions and social justice.
Sixthly, in the case of Latin America, in general, and Central America, in particular, the transition to democracy was accompanied by a strong boost to interregional cooperation.
It should be possible to put an end to the sanctions and embargoes since the most productive way of helping a country to make the transition to democracy was to open all communication channels.
In less than a month, thousands of young professionals, activists and students have joined the campaign to press lawmakers to complete the transition to democracy.
This is a key moment in Myanmar' s history and there are real opportunities for positive and meaningful developments to improve the human rights situation and deepen the transition to democracy.
According to the judgement, Mr. Gross' s activities were part of a US$ 65 million worldwide programme aimed at promoting the transition to democracy in Cuba.
Mr. de Séllos(Brazil) said that his Government welcomed the steps taken by Myanmar to promote human rights and advance the transition to democracy and encouraged increased efforts in that direction.
In a communication, Spain stressed that the Committee was calling into question a decision that was supported by the whole of Spanish society and that contributed to the transition to democracy in Spain.
It was imperative that the Government of Myanmar should open a dialogue with opposition leaders and permit them to travel and communicate freely; it should also accelerate the transition to democracy.