Examples of using Democratic constitution in English and their translations into Dutch
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expresses confidence that their endeavours will bring about the adoption of a draft democratic constitution acceptable to the People of Swaziland as a whole.
Imperial Highness' Giscard d'Estaing, who is in the process of preparing a draft democratic constitution behind closed doors in a Praesidium in which four of Parliament's seven political groups are not represented.
of a structure based on a democratic constitution.
which tries to sustain a working democratic constitution and to live at peace with its neighbours.
The Council has no equivalent in democratic constitutions.
along with the adoption of democratic constitutions which will guarantee freedom of expression,
have started the process of free elections following the approval of democratic constitutions.
For almost three centuries, the strongest economic powers in the world have also been those with the most liberal and the most democratic constitutions; the cause of freedom and economic prosperity have marched together.
And: nurture and defend our free, democratic constitution.
And our democratic constitution! But we must protect the citizens of our country.
And our democratic constitution! But we must protect the citizens of our country.
Admiral General Aladeen of Wadiya is going to be signing the first democratic constitution in the history of his nation.
Are the best politics. As the President who defends the democratic constitution, I believe serving the citizens
that many other aspects of a democratic constitution are in place.
step towards European citizenship, and re-launches at supra-national level the principles which underpin any democratic constitution.
The EU' s citizens need a democratic constitution which lists the powers that can be exercised, and in such a way that accountabilities are clear
precedent for this Parliament, and it is quite unlike the operation of any other democratic constitution that I know, either in Europe or elsewhere in the western world.
I welcome the fact that the European Parliament resolution calls on all Zimbabwe's political parties to work together in drafting a new democratic constitution, acceptable to all the people of Zimbabwe, prior to the next elections.
In my country, the parliamentary assembly that met in St Paul's Church in Frankfurt in 1848 adopted a democratic constitution that would have paved the way for a united democratic Germany,
a constitution for Europe. After all, on 3 May 1791 Poland became the first country in Europe to adopt a democratic constitution.