Примеры использования Democratic deficit на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Democratic deficit.
For too long we have condoned a clear democratic deficit in global economic governance.
The democratic deficit undermines women's substantive participation in political and public life.
According to a number of ministers, there was a"democratic deficit" in the Bretton Woods institutions.
Addressing the democratic deficit in the governance structure of those institutions was therefore a necessity.
Despite the fact that the Fund is well behind the Bank in its approach to human rights, a"democratic deficit" is apparent in both organizations.
In addition, questions relating to the"democratic deficit" in international rule-making in this area were touched upon.
Building on the laudable efforts to recast the aid machinery will also require addressing what has been called an important democratic deficit.
The search for motives and reasons for democratic deficit or failure remains outside of the scope of this analysis.
The fact that the people of southern Sudan voted overwhelmingly to establish a separate State was in part a reflection of a democratic deficit in the governance of a united Sudan.
We need to confront this global democratic deficit by supporting global democratic institutions.
The democratic deficit in the governance of the Bretton Woods institutions needs to be addressed to enhance the legitimacy, transparency, accountability and ownership of the decision-making process.
This is particularly worrying given the democratic deficit that already surrounded changes to the Immigration Rules.
The democratic deficit in the international financial architecture can be addressed only through a fundamental reform of the quota structure, which is an absolute necessity for the credibility and legitimacy of international financial institutions.
None of these reforms will work effectively,however, if the democratic deficit undermining the credibility of the Bretton Woods institutions is not repaired.
And too many remain excluded from meaningful participation in the decision-making processes of key international bodies on economic,financial and trade issues-- a democratic deficit that undermines confidence and impedes progress.
We are unanimous in identifying a democratic deficit in the United Nations and the intergovernmental regime at large.
Recalling that the project aimed at increasing the number of young women attending political functions was no longer receiving funding,she wondered how the Government of Switzerland planned to address the democratic deficit with regard to women in decision-making positions.
The dialogue clearly demonstrated that there is a need to address the democratic deficit in many of the international economic, financial and trade institutions.
GPF addresses this democratic deficit by monitoring the policy process, informing the public, analyzing the issues, and urging citizen action.
These obstacles significantly hamper women's participation in elections-- a gender-specific democratic deficit that is of serious concern in restoring inclusive governance.
They also believed in bridging the democratic deficit in global governance, and considered that good governance at all levels was an essential requirement for promoting sustainable development and achieving social justice and a secure and predictable peace.
According to information received from non-governmental organizations,the autonomous regions suffered from a"democratic deficit", since indigenous minorities and those of African descent were clearly underrepresented in regional elections.
Overcoming the democratic deficit- empowerment and the Arab Spring Last year's Human Development Report(HDR) looked at the“democratic deficit” in the Arab States, seeking to understand why the region had demonstrated few signs of significant democratization.
Consultation acts, to an extent, as a means of overcoming a"democratic deficit", by including those consulted in the policies and processes of change.
It would probably consider means of rapidly increasing opportunities for work and productivity growth, improving labour standards, reversing growing inequities of income, strengthening the international environment for development andaddressing the global democratic deficit.
The objective of the first module, The Democratic Deficit- Identifying the Problems, is to debate on the barriers to public participation identified in the ECE region.
Mr. Och(Mongolia) said that States should implement sound policies and international cooperation should be enhanced to address the challenges to effective implementation of human rights,which included corruption, a democratic deficit and a lack of capacity and expertise.
There was growing interest in reducing the global democratic deficit and improving international institutions' political effectiveness in achieving the Millennium Declaration goals, among others.
Key issues include the rapid growth of global markets without parallel development of economic and social institutions to ensure equitable functioning, unfair rules of global trade and finance, failure of current international practices to respond adequately to challenges posed by globalization and market access, ODA,and the serious democratic deficit.