Voorbeelden van het gebruik van A democratic process in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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the strengthening of the OMC as a democratic process.
the strengthening of the OMC as a democratic process.
that was also forbidden, to back Udalbitza's efforts to develop a democratic process grounded on the free will of the Basque people.
that there are no specific guarantees that a democratic process will be rapidly started in Nigeria.
engage in confidence-building measures to reach a political agreement that will give new impetus to a democratic process in the country.
through démarches and statements, made clear on several occasions their concern at the prolonged absence of a positive response from the Burmese authorities and at their continuing refusal to accept the requests made by the elected, rep resentatives of that country for the initiation of a democratic process.
notably in promoting a democratic process as well as supervising and monitoring elections.
Chad has been engaged in a democratic process for the last ten years.
The EU stands ready to contribute to the restoration of the constitutional order and a democratic process.
the costs of which must be borne in the Member States after being anchored there in a democratic process.
Thanks to a democratic process, a complex society, with ethnic
He is looking forward to the European Parliament hearings of the Commissioners-designate that will provide a democratic process for explaining and vetting the Commission's objectives
as the outcome of a political dialogue and a democratic process.
It is time to recognise that the Union has moved from a diplomatic to a democratic process, with policies that reach deep into national societies
set in motion a democratic process and, at the same time,
they must be seen as part of a democratic process.
it cannot content itself with a democratic process which is theoretically flawless but in practice has no real substance.
we can again work and contend for peace and freedom in a democratic process with almost all European countries, even though it is not always easy.
Nonetheless the Commission rightly stated in 20012:"It is time to recognise that the Union has moved from a diplomatic to a democratic process, with policies that reach deep into national societies
