Примеры использования Fragile democratic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fragile democratic institutions and traditions in new democracies need strong and sustained international support.
Failure to do so invites aggravated tensions and an undermining of fragile democratic structures.
However, there remained serious obstacles to the full achievement of human rights,including a fragile democratic fabric, religious fundamentalism, drug abuse, the country's vulnerability to environmental threats and, more recently, trafficking in persons.
This includes not only review of salaries, career structures, working conditions andinfrastructure but also a reformulation of their respective roles in a fragile democratic State.
Periodic reports to Headquarters alerting and updating on fragile democratic States and on cross-border issues.
The Group had recommended that such reform include not only review of salaries, career structures, working conditions and infrastructure butalso a reformulation of the role of the armed forces in a fragile democratic State.
In December 1990 the military staged a second coup d' état destroying the fragile democratic rule of law that had precariously been established after seven years of military rule;
Since my report to the Security Council of 25 February 2000(S/2000/150), Haiti has held parliamentary andlocal elections meant to resolve the three-year-old political crisis that has been sapping the nation's fragile democratic institutions.
In this rapidly changing world along with Ukraine andMoldova Georgia efforts to maintain the recent fragile democratic gains, however, according to annual report of the international human rights organization"Freedom House," the progress might be abolished in case the West decreases its support towards the country.
Estonia is sensitive to the many political problems facing the Russian Federation today,in particular the constant internal challenges to fragile democratic institutions by Russian nationalists and extremists.
I would encourage the Government to work in earnest towards strengthening the fragile democratic process, including through dialogue with the political parties, cooperation with civil society and respect for the rule of law and human rights, including freedom of speech and of the press, and the promotion of national reconciliation.
United Nations envoys and mediators, supported by the Department of Political Affairs, have been assisting in resolving conflict, strengthening fragile democratic transitions and transforming confrontation into dialogue.
Working in close cooperation with Governments and civil society, the three United Nations post-conflict peace-building support offices currently operating in Africa, in the Central African Republic, Guinea-Bissau and Liberia,are trying to create an enabling political environment for addressing the post-conflict priorities facing the three countries and their fragile democratic institutions.
The failure of the totalitarian guarantor of the large majority of European communist regimes- the USSR- and the failure of totalitarianism in general in Central andEastern Europe had created new and fragile democratic States in which new forms of destabilizing civil intolerance and political extremism had become possible.
I have already briefly discussed how the establishment of the Democracy Fund will bring more coherence anddirection to the United Nations system's increasing efforts to provide assistance to countries struggling to enhance their still fragile democratic institutions and processes.
Working in close cooperation with the United Nations country team and other partners, the mission develops comprehensive peace-building strategies, that integrate political and development assistance objectives; provides facilitation and good offices; andcontributes to strengthening fragile democratic institutions by establishing conflict-prevention mechanisms so as to safeguard constitutional law and order and ensure political stability, without which economic, social and financial progress and sustainable development would not be possible.
So philosophy itself becomes… a critical disposition… of wrestling with desire in the face of death, wrestling with dialogue in the face of- of dogmatism, andwrestling with democracy- trying to keep alive very fragile democratic experiments- in the face of structures of domination;
Working in close cooperation with the United Nations country team and other partners, the mission develops comprehensive peacebuilding strategies that integrate political and development assistance objectives; provides facilitation and good offices; andcontributes to strengthening fragile democratic institutions by establishing conflict-prevention mechanisms to safeguard constitutional law and order and ensure political stability, without which economic, social and financial progress and sustainable development would not be possible.
As summarized in the Secretary-General's report entitled"Preventive diplomacy: Delivering results"(S/2011/552), United Nations envoys and mediators, supported by the Department, have in recent years helped to shore up fragile democratic transitions and channel confrontation into dialogue.
The present report covers developments since my report of 16 March 2001 and Mr. Fall's briefing, highlighting, in particular,efforts to stabilize the situation in the country and to strengthen fragile democratic institutions, in order to enable them to address more effectively the urgent political, economic, social and security crises the country faces.
The difficult situation of our continent has arisen almost everywhere as a result of democratic failures,which we must redress in our young and fragile democracies by an essential democratic commitment.
Haiti's democratic institutions remain fragile.
But its democratic institutions remain fragile and therefore need more resolute support from the international community.
They are transitional arrangements whose primary purpose is to help safeguard and nurture the fragile, post-conflict democratic institutions, promote national reconciliation, strengthen the rule of law and the respect for human rights.
Despite substantial progress over the last decade, democratic institutions and practices remain fragile in many African countries.
The recent outbreak of violence reminds us of the still fragile nature of the democratic process and the crucial need to quicken the pace of national reconciliation.
The democratic transition in South Africa remained fragile.
Lack of viable economic activity erodes the basis of democratic societies, rendering them fragile and subject to instability.
To act otherwise could undermine the fragile process of building democratic institutions or even provoke armed conflict, particularly in situations where the United Nations was assisting post-conflict recovery or peacebuilding.
Specific attention to the integration of women in reconstruction processes is encouraged in Dutch bilateral interventions in fragile States including the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi, the Sudan and Afghanistan.