Примеры использования Relationship between democracy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The relationship between democracy and racism, racial discrimination.
Recent events have underscored the relationship between democracy and peace.
The relationship between democracy and human rights is well established.
The Conference's special topic was the relationship between democracy and development.
Given the close relationship between democracy and the protection of human rights, which must be supplemented by another element: development.
We acknowledge the interdependent and mutually reinforcing relationship between democracy and development.
Part I explores the relationship between democracy and racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
To this end we need a strong, international forum to discuss the relationship between democracy and education.
The relationship between democracy, development and human rights should be taken fully into account in the policies and programmes of the United Nations system.
I am here representing the voice of Ukrainian business in this debate on the relationship between democracy and business.
Later the focus will be placed on the relationship between democracy and such themes as ethnicity, peace and development.
The World Conference on Human Rights held in Vienna last June clearly pointed out the close relationship between democracy and human rights.
They certainly did not need sermons about the relationship between democracy, human rights and development, or theological debates about sustainable development.
Statistical analyses of the last decade have failed to reach a clear verdict on the relationship between democracy and economic development.
Upon examining the history of the relationship between democracy and education, John Dewey declared:"the democratic ideal of education is a farcical, yet tragic, delusion.
The Bucharest Conference, in which my country actively participated,underlined the mutually reinforcing relationship between democracy and sustainable development.
Recalling that the Vienna Declaration examined the relationship between democracy, development and human rights, and recognizing the importance of creating a favourable environment in which everyone may enjoy their human rights as set out in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
A supportive and stable political andlegal framework that promotes the mutually reinforcing relationship between democracy, development and all human rights and fundamental freedoms;
Recent statistics from the Pew Research Center demonstrate shifts in the relationship between democracy and the market in the last 20 years-a growth in disappointment in democracy and the market, a growing demand for strong leadership and a caring government, a readiness to trade personal freedom for governmental stability, and a weariness with pluralism.
At Vienna(June 1993), the world turned its attention to human rights and, in particular,to the mutually reinforcing relationship between democracy, development and the respect for human rights.
Recalling that the Vienna Declaration andProgramme of Action examined the relationship between democracy, development and human rights, and recognizing the importance of creating a favourable environment in which everyone may enjoy their human rights as set out in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
The Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action had also been adopted that year, andone of its major achievements had been the recognition of the relationship between democracy, development and human rights.
This means recognizing, as in 1945,the positive relationship between democracy and the functioning of the international system.
Since its establishment in 2006, the Human Rights Council(successor to the Commission) has adopted a number of resolutions highlighting the interdependent andmutually reinforcing relationship between democracy and human rights.
Indeed, it is this responsibility and the dynamic relationship between democracy and education that I would like to reflect upon.
Mr. HASHIM(Bangladesh) said that the World Conference on Human Rights had upheld the right to development as abasic human right and a catalyst reinforcing the relationship between democracy, development and human rights.
As early as 1990, the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe(OSCE),while addressing the relationship between democracy and human rights, emphasized the need for special attention to minority rights.
Full participation in society should be achieved through the promotion and protection by Governments of all human rights and fundamental freedoms, including the right to development, bearing in mind the interdependent andmutually reinforcing relationship between democracy and respect for human rights.
But to deal realistically with this issue, the United Nations must set aside what has become a largely theological debate about the relationship between democracy, development and human rights- a phrase which has become part of the accepted language of development debates.
It reaffirmed that democracy and transparent and accountable governance and administration in all sectors of society were indispensable foundations for the realization of social and people-centred sustainable development and that Governments in all countries should promote and protect all human rights and fundamental freedoms, including the right to development, bearing in mind the interdependent andmutually reinforcing relationship between democracy, development and respect for human rights, and should make public institutions more responsive to people's needs.