Examples of using Unconstitutional changes in English and their translations into Russian
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expressing its deep concern over the resurgence of unconstitutional changes of government in a few African countries.
the primary challenge in recent years has been a series of coups and unconstitutional changes of government.
They are contributory factors in illegitimate and unconstitutional changes of government, a source of untold pain
significant emphasis was placed on addressing the resurgence of unconstitutional changes of government in the region.
social exclusion, unconstitutional changes of Governments, election-related violence,
the Lomé Declaration on Unconstitutional Changes of Government.
namely the resurgence of coups d'état and unconstitutional changes of Government, the food
Mali following the unconstitutional changes of government and consequent instability in those countries.
the International Organization of la Francophonie have systematically suspended the membership of countries opting for unconstitutional changes of government.
make similar commitments in respect of unconstitutional changes of power and attempts to modify national Constitutions to extend presidential terms of office.
including rejection of unconstitutional changes of government.
including unconstitutional changes of government.
In recent years, the United Nations has increasingly been asked to act in preventive diplomacy mode in the context of such severe constitutional crises as unconstitutional changes of government and violent electoral disputes.
which constitute an unacceptable attempt to take over power by force, in violation of the Lomé Declaration on Unconstitutional Changes of Government.
The unconstitutional changes of government and threats to democratic processes that occurred in parts of the subregion also posed significant threats to the political,
contested electoral processes, unconstitutional changes of government or other threats to constitutional legality and governance.
On the other hand, a number of West African countries continue to be affected by political crises resulting from contested electoral processes, unconstitutional changes of government or other threats to democratic processes and governance.
bearing in mind the position of the African Union on unconstitutional changes of government as stated in the 1999 Algiers Decision
Zambia strongly believes in the rule of law and is concerned at trends towards unconstitutional changes of Government-- trends that in some cases receive the active support of powerful countries in the international community.
The nations whose histories feature a rich variety of constitutional and unconstitutional changes of rulers are presented in the reference books in an impoverished form,