Examples of using Democratic change in English and their translations into Serbian
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The democratic change of October 2000
Ministers said the opposition Movement for Democratic Change(MDC) is using sharp fuel price increases as a pretext for violence.
in cooperation with Partners for Democratic Change Serbia(Partners Serbia), organised the workshop“Mediation in Cases
It was deliberately intended to promote“democratic change” and to spark the imaginary beginnings of a would-be Cuban Spring.
The overthrowing of the BCP leader set the stage for democratic change, and marked the beginning of the country's transition to a market economy.
After the democratic change in 1989, the secret services followed a pattern similar to that in neighbouring countries,
a rebel United Front for Democratic Change attack on the city was defeated.
that he would maintain the long-standing embargo as a way to push for democratic change.
Sometimes, before you can bring about democratic change, you have to remove the obstacle to democratic change. .
Djordje Stanic reminded that the Standing Conference had been set up back in 1953, but became operative along its basic principle only after democratic change.
other democratic states must be ready to now press for full democratic change.
African governments are cautiously suggesting that the opposition Movement for Democratic Change and Mr Mugabe's ruling ZANU-PF party should now sit together
Here too, however, the EU is increasingly becoming an engine driving democratic change and fostering economic progress.
rebels of the United Front for Democratic Change(FUC) took the central city.
Magistrate Francis Vhitorini granted $50 bail to each of the Movement for Democratic Change(MDC) members.
a former member of the Yugoslav was even promoted after the democratic change, according to Lalic.
the leader of the Movement for Democratic Change, and former Finance Minister Simba Makoni.
The findings show that people are mostly satisfied with the democratic change in the country, but still
Mugabe told reporters in Harare he would be voting for the Movement for Democratic Change(MDC), the country's biggest opposition party,
and Partners for Democratic Change, with support from United States Agency for International Development(USAID).