Examples of using A democratically in English and their translations into Danish
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Never before has a democratically elected politician,
Parliament is a democratically elected legislative body which has the overriding power of supervision over other key institutions.
That is why it is essential that a democratically elected Parliament such as ours be kept constantly informed in detail about the negotiations and involved in them.
A democratically elected Parliament has been abolished
As such, we have a double duty to help Zimbabwe acquire a democratically elected government.
This is all the more worrying because the Hong Kong Government is not based on a democratically elected majority.
The African Union and ECOWAS decided to suspend Guinea until it established a democratically elected parliament or government.
Three years ago, we were celebrating the return of democracy to Nigeria and a democratically elected government.
urge rapid progress on establishing the EEAS as a democratically accountable service.
cannot be applied if a democratically elected party enters government.
I would like to challenge this, as for a democratically elected head of state it is not illegitimate to defend the economic interests and jobs of his fellow citizens.
because this is a democratically elected parliament.
he does demand a swift transfer of power to a democratically elected government.
It should be used to finance the reconstruction of Ukraine on the basis of a democratically planned socialist economy.
We are for a constituent assembly: a democratically elected body to work out the constitution.
in December they will have a democratically elected government.
It is not a good idea to condemn one Member State for action taken in good faith by a democratically elected government.
We cannot pass over the military coup and overthrow of a democratically elected government in silence.
Mr President, but as a democratically elected body we cannot but approve of growing autonomy for the social partners,