Examples of using Representative democracy in English and their translations into Spanish
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which is capable of renewing the traditional mechanisms of representative democracy, beyond elections and the usual channels of formation of the will of the people.
making it at the same time to evolve to representative democracy their combinations with ever more growing levels of participative democracy
protecting the principles of representative democracy, human rights
stated that India has proved to be largest and most representative democracy in the world.
This situation requires a deep institutional reappraisal and the strengthening of representative democracy structures in keeping with new participation
Others expressed concern that the importance of representative democracy and the role of political parties were not being recognized,
Secondly, the transition to representative democracy under way in many regions of the world,
Convinced that strengthening representative democracy, economic and social development,
although Brazil is a firmly established representative democracy, the use of the mechanisms of participatory democracy needs to be intensified.
the presence of advanced collective decision-making institutions(such as representative democracy) in developed countries
In 1985, with the adoption of the Protocol of Cartagena de Indias, representative democracy was recognized as"an indispensable condition for the stability,
where there was no representative democracy worthy of the name,
It aims at combining well-functioning representative democracy and growing participatory democracy in the interest of building a society
the IPU's important role in promoting representative democracy, human rights
In addition, it underlined the need to recognize the exclusion of State liability for the debt contracted by a private individual in situations where there was no representative democracy.
communities established and local representative democracy enhanced, with increased participation of women.
It would be fair to say that this inability is rooted in the failure of the state to institute enough representative democracy and to reach compromises that yield public policies, which are widely accepted by society
We were pleased with the report of the Secretary-General, which summarizes the recent activities carried out by the Inter-Parliamentary Union to promote peace and security, representative democracy and sustainable socio-economic development.
which proclaimed that one of its purposes was to promote and consolidate representative democracy, with due respect for the principle of non-intervention.
This project explores the forms of high-intensity democracy practiced by the 15M movement(the outrage in Spain) in the context of crisis of representative democracy and the struggle against neoliberal globalization