Examples of using Return to democracy in English and their translations into Dutch
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The Twelve support a return to democracy in Paraguay as in any other country in the world where the people can neither choose their own government
All we can do now is return to our December resolution in which we made Community support conditional on a return to democracy, with the exception, of course, of humanitarian aid which we shall continue to provide through the non-governmental organizations.
stop the human rights abuses, return to democracy and give freedom to Aung San Suu Kyi.
the Member States to take steps to encourage a return to democracy in these countries and to accord them humanitarian
The Council extended by six months measures for the Fiji Islands in order to assist the country's return to democracy, the respect for human rights
The Council extended until 31 October 2011 the appropriate measures for the Fiji islands in order to assist the country's return to democracy, respect for human rights
could get involved in supporting the return to democracy and respect for human rights in Zimbabwe.
fair atmosphere and in fulfilment of the established timetable for the return to democracy.
which marked that country's return to democracy.
now increasingly turning their backs on this ideology, which heralded their return to democracy.
make a contribution to the celebrations of the liberation from Fascism and Nazism and Europe's return to democracy.
developmental efforts that might facilitate the peace process and a return to democracy in Nepal.
emergency in January 2007, the EU has sought to balance strong support for a return to democracy in 2008 with the rigorous monitoring of the human rights situation.
abuses in Burma and the lack of progress towards a return to democracy.
Nestor Kirchner's wife, won the election by one of the largest margins since Argentina's return to democracy, becoming the first elected female president the first unelected one was Isabel Peron.
In a climate of civil war such as that prevailing in Thailand, a return to democracy through free elections- initially discussed, initially hoped for, but now in some doubt- requires a crucial step, namely, awareness of the international community's support for the Thai people and for the country's return to full democracy.
holding of free and transparent elections, to ensure the return to democracy of a country that has been bled dry
when Indonesia finally achieves a return to democracy these areas can be liberated,
rules in Europe and that the country's only hope of returning to democracy is through support for the opposition, for the opposition is the only thing on which we can pin our hopes.