Examples of using Full democracy in English and their translations into German
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with a clear definition of the functions which each authority should wield in a full democracy.
the political opening and the economic stability that made his country's leap to full democracy possible.
must be helped and deserves to be helped in its process of transition to full democracy.
for the country's return to full democracy.
establish consistent and full democracy, including the formation of a republic,
establish consistent and full democracy, including the formation of a republic,
We therefore look forward to full democracy in Hong Kong as soon as possible.
The elections are a step in the gradual transition to full democracy in Pakistan.
China is also obstructing full democracy in Hong Kong, dear to my heart as a British MEP.
During the democracy movement in South Korea they had the slogan:"No full democracy without reunification.
The transition to full democracy is not complete and as Mr Smith said just now,
Certainly, I believe that we- this Parliament- should send out a clear signal that the forces in Turkey which want to follow the path towards Europe and full democracy have our support.
has suggested that full democracy presupposes“democracy in the head,” implying that this desirable mental condition was still a long way off in Russia.
urges Mexico to continue on the path towards rule of law and full democracy.
Chile would become a full democracy again. But this has not been the case.
Evidently there will not be all-embracing, full democracy.
Full democracy is a created future that requires the collective action of civil society and the different arms of state….
The Hong Kong government must do more to protect human rights and move towards full democracy, according to a European parliament report on the special administrative region SAR.
With the establishment of full democracy in all spheres,
The European Council expressed the hope that the transition to civil rule will be allowed to continue so that full democracy can be introduced in Africa's largest nation without delay.
