Eksempler på brug af Separation of powers på Engelsk og deres oversættelser til Dansk
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because one of the essential principles of democracy is the separation of powers.
In addition, state power has been subjected to strict control by the separation of powers- never again should come from a dictator of Germany.
In its first meeting, the Legislative Council thus removed the separation of powers element and the public nature of legislation, without debate.
The EU does not have the separation of powers into a legislative, an executive
In the interest of the separation of powers at European level, Parliament must at all costs continue to be the sole
difference between the views of the political players regarding the check and balance mechanisms and separation of powers.
among other ideas, the separation of powers was expounded.
Never, since the eighteenth century, have we seen a democratic system deny the separation of powers in the way that the European Council is doing now.
I believe we must make Europe a true democracy, with separation of powers, as suggested by other speakers:
based on the separation of powers and the independence of the judiciary,
right of initiative and the legislature's discretion, calling into question the separation of powers and institutional balance intended by the Treaty;
It is a country where there is no separation of powers, the media are controlled by the government,
which entails issues such as the separation of powers and the democratic principle.
political pluralism, the separation of powers, free elections,
there is no rule of law and there is no separation of powers.
it needs to happen- it is also always important for there to be a separation of powers.
open participation by the people in decision-making processes character ized by the principle of the separation of powers.
it has not yet completely assimilated the principle of the separation of powers, since the treaties only grant powers and do not completely
The separation of powers- Montesquieu The Enlightenment thinker most frequently mentioned in connection with the modern democratic state is probably the lawyer Montesquieu(1689-1755), because of his theory of the tripartite separation of powers into a legislative, an executive,
it is a system in which the balance between institutions surely does not correspond to the usual notion of the separation of powers which we know in our own Member States.