Examples of using Democratization in English and their translations into Finnish
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As ex-rapporteur, I can only emphasize that the democratization of the European Union is not yet complete.
Once again, the question of human rights and democratization was raised,
The period saw a democratization of the language with a less formal written language that came closer to spoken language.
Measures in the field of the respect for human rights, the rule of law, democratization and good governance have an important role to play in this regard.
The Council encourages Croatia to continue towards democratization and the full realisation of humans rights,
And we ought to send a message to those forces to continue their fight for Iran's modernization and democratization.
Democratization must therefore go hand in hand with a streamlining process, based on fundamental changes within the three major European institutions.
Mr President, despite existing international pressure the so-called gradual democratization that general Abacha had promised.
The limited funds and measures geared towards social development and democratization under the PHARE programme are inadequate given the critical situation which now pertains.
the new agreement comprises three cooperation arrangements, which aim to encourage the democratization of Mexican society, and which were not included in the 1991 framework agreement.
assistance for economic factors but also for integration and democratization.
Lindberg's main research interests are comparative politics, democracy and democratization, Africa, political organizations,
effectively helping to advance the process of democratization and introduce fundamental universal human rights?
The inability of the U.N. to confront the corruption of its agenda dooms this organization's success as an essential agent of equality or dignity or democratization.
I am very pleased that Commissioner Brittan is present, because some very important projects regarding democratization and human rights have been sitting in drawers in the Commission's departments for two years.
As we know, it is still true to say that more democratization in Europe logically means more reforms.
to all democratic forces which refuse violence, for the completion of institutional construction, and continuing democratization.
This would also facilitate collaboration with non-governmental organizations, which are an important part of a durable policy on human rights and democratization.
Draft decision to extend the financing granted to Rwanda in December 1996 within the framework of operations to support democratization and human rights in developing countries.
It is precisely now- when democratization in Georgia is on the right track,