Examples of using Democratisation process in English and their translations into Swedish
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Strengthening international democratic institutions is every bit as important as the democratisation process in nation-states was in its time.
that these developments mark only the beginning of the democratisation process.
The fourth comment concerns a matter which, unfortunately, despite efforts, despite the democratisation process, is still outstanding.
the new fragile democratisation process, which has been initiated so ambitiously by the Wahid government,
Nevertheless, the holding of democratic elections will not automatically guarantee that the democratisation process is completely successful.
We all remember the many orange-coloured scarves to be seen in this Assembly in support of Ukraine's democratisation process.
it looks very much as if the democratisation process in Africa is in reverse.
Then there is Indonesia, a country in the midst of a democratisation process and where the government is having to deal with tough opposition.
separatism, a democratisation process, and periods of rapid economic change.
We must be very cautious in merely taking a didactic approach in guiding Turkey's democratisation process.
these most recent elections, I see welcome changes in Ukraine's democratisation process.
The democratisation process that the Turkish Government has launched with a view to possibly joining the European Union still seems slow,
Since then, there can hardly be said to have been any progress in the country's democratisation process.
A truth commission in the Western Balkans would contribute to the democratisation process and to strengthening of the rule of law.
write as part of the Sandinistas' democratisation process.
the results of the efforts to assist civil society and support the democratisation process are extremely frustrating.
We all look forward to the rule of law being strengthened and a democratisation process fully operating under an independent judiciary to allow civil society to express its wishes through a fair and open press.
Considers that if a democratisation process is to be successful, it is crucial
Considers that if a democratisation process is to be successful, it is crucial
not benefit the people of Guinea or lead towards a democratisation process.