Examples of using Open societies in English and their translations into Russian
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You cannot build strong economies, open societies and inclusive political systems if you lock out women. So the Arab
The international experience shows that politically open societies where laws are being observed,
a further major task was to foster open societies which offered opportunities to people's creativity and also safeguarded their welfare
the public at large in order to create more open societies.
vulnerable, open societies, undermining the security and stability of our States
CARICOM citizens live in free and open societies rooted in a tradition of democracy
views it as the paramount instrument for building a region of stable, open societies in which every country lives at peace with its neighbors.
shared development paving the way towards inclusive and open societies.
vulnerable and open societies.
The United Kingdom believes that the"golden thread" of conditions that enable open economies and open societies to thrive are essential for poverty reduction:
Soros expanded his funding in an effort to help create open societies in all of the region's countries.
ruthless threat to the lives of men and women in open societies, and to international peace and security.
vulnerable, open societies, and poses a very real threat to international peace and security.
accountable to the people, and that everyone tangibly benefits from free and open societies that embrace democratic institutions,
For a Small Island Developing State(SIDS), the Bahamas has a wealth of social diversity which has enabled the Bahamas to attempt to establish itself as one of the most open societies in its region.
the decisions and orientation of that sector with a view to building more equitable and open societies.
The OSCE is unique among international organizations in the acceptance by the participating States of the principle that open societies built on human rights
the public at large in order to create more open societies.
do we remain open societies and accept a certain degree of vulnerability?
tolerance and open societies, and dialogue among neighbours, nations, religions and cultures.