Examples of using Democratic processes in English and their translations into Spanish
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The absence of former Azeri inhabitants of Nagorno-Karabakh in no way delegitimizes these democratic processes.
On the political front, regional autonomy was being enhanced and democratic processes were being strengthened.
media has enabled privileged elites with vested interests to capture our democratic processes.
These basic instruments of the United Nations were the initial points of reference upon which the Organization could base its action to promote democratic processes worldwide.
Nicaragua shows that the United Nations can help such democratic processes to take root even in difficult conditions.
These tribunals have become legal mechanisms through which multinational corporations evade domestic laws and disrupt democratic processes.
Individuals with increased knowledge and ability to claim human rights for effective participation in development and democratic processes by 2015.
was one of the few countries in Africa to have succeeded in establishing peaceful democratic processes.
But while the emergence of democracy in a country ruled recently by the Khmer Rouge is commendable, democratic processes remain fragile.
self-determination is always more legitimate when accompanied by democratic processes.
restriction of civil society were also pointed out as hindering democratic processes.
building and maintaining democratic processes within countries.
as well as in promoting democratic processes and good governance.
On the political field, democratic processes are being undermined by economicism
States parties were implicitly obliged to ensure that their democratic processes were conducted in conformity with article 25,
at the local and national level democratic processes and good governance, advocate fair trade
Recognition of these gains has been an important factor in the democratic processes of India, where the slogan of‘bijli,
with free political institutions, so that its peoples would have the capacity to make a responsible choice through informed and democratic processes;
it is urgent that democratic processes such as communication,
violence against peasant communities provide a dramatic example of how democratic processes can be subverted to introduce pro-GM policies that benefit transnational companies