Examples of using Representative democracy in English and their translations into Danish
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That is a strange idea of representative democracy passed on with the complicity of the media.
Locke created the ideas of representative democracy, regular elections,
They must become true institutions of representative democracy, acting as intermediaries between citizens
A representative democracy, sometimes known as a republic,
Personally, I believe that some comments made against representative democracy do not reflect a true democratic mind when they are made so negatively.
I call upon elected politicians in Member States to respect the fact that they have representative democracy to express their views and this initiative is for citizens.
Their contribution to the effectiveness with which representative democracy functions should not, however, be underestimated.
The budget is at the centre of representative democracy and if we want a representative democracy in Europe we must make much more progress on the budgetary procedure.
participatory democracy and representative democracy Held 1987.
It may make representative democracy less relevant, as many decisions are moved from the local council to other bodies.
the White Paper seems to believe that'governance' can function while disregarding representative democracy.
The Chairman also noted the proposals by certain Convention members to include aspects of representative democracy in this Title.
It remains our objective to strengthen the legitimacy of this House and thus to consolidate representative democracy.
Britain is probably the country that has done most for representative democracy.
As Mr Lamassoure said, we are introducing a totally new layer of participatory democracy which will complement the representative democracy in which we operate in the European Union.
with political systems which range from military dictatorships through tribalism to representative democracy.
we as politicians engage in representative democracy, but sometimes we do not pay enough attention to the other side of the equation: participatory democracy. .
It is also detrimental to representative democracy and the future treaty,
as it has developed to a large extent outside the structures and institutions of representative democracy.
The possibility of the European Parliament assigning political responsibility to the agencies concerned touches on a core principle of representative democracy, which consists in examining the legality