Приклади вживання Totalitarian past Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We have no desire to return to our totalitarian past.
Homo Soveticus is a kind of behaviour borrowed from the totalitarian past and continued to this day, when the totalitarian environment is no longer there.
We have no desire to return to our totalitarian past.
In the legacy of the totalitarian past Ukraine's economy remains on slants toward sectors that provided the necessary military-industrial complex.
At the same time, they don't want to return to the totalitarian past.”.
The childhood nostalgia of the Ukrainian establishment for the totalitarian past led to a series of reincarnations in the Ukrainian media space.
Our mission is to work, preserve and transmit experience about totalitarian past;
The Institute emphasizes that the audience of the countries with the totalitarian past is more sensitive to the psychological manipulation of mass media.
Unlawful detentions,searches,“prophylactic talks” are returning the country to its totalitarian past.
The perestroika was an attempt to cope with Soviet Russia's totalitarian past; searching to correct mistakes; moving forward to denouncing Imperialism and Stalinism.
Their implementation means that Ukraine finally andirrevocably brakes with its painful Soviet totalitarian past.
As in most developing countries that also have a totalitarian past, people in these professions effectively belong to the policing arm of government, wear uniforms with epaulettes, and so on.
Don't you think that this process of the break with the totalitarian past is one-dimensional?
Ukraine is overcoming the legacy of the communist, totalitarian past, uncovering for itself and the world the previously classified pages of its past, particularly those that recount the struggle of our ancestors for liberty.
Twenty years ago Ukraine courageously took ownership of its future,and refused to be dragged back into a totalitarian past.
Since it was the independence from the Soviet Union,the Declaration per se implied the rejection of the Soviet totalitarian past and the direction towards the European community of democratic states.
It will consolidate the democratic achievements of recent years andwill make it impossible for our state to slide back into its totalitarian past.
Private businesses oreven government agencies pay attention to the remains of the totalitarian past, to translate them into modern, capitalist lines.
And when we look at his works, it is felt a European aesthetics- the aesthetics of a free person,as if he did not live in the Soviet totalitarian past.”.
Whereas providing objective comprehensive information about the Communist totalitarian past leading to a deeper understanding and discussion is a necessary condition for sound future integration of all European nations.
And yet, in a few short years,we managed to make such progress that a return to the totalitarian past had become impossible.
They resist the construction ofshared European identity based on the painful totalitarian past because they had a different experience of post-war socio-political and socio-economic development and integration compared to that of former socialist countries.
The newer Member States of our Union are finding their own ways to seek truth and reconciliation through a frank anduncompromising analysis of their Communist totalitarian past.
I ask to forgive me for not fulfilling some hopes of those people who believed that we would be able to jump from the grey,stagnating, totalitarian past into a bright, rich and civilized future in one go.
In these difficult times of economic crisis, we are witnessing the return ofpolitical slogans that sometimes smack of the half-forgotten totalitarian past.
I ask forgiveness for not justifying some hopes of those people who believed that at one stroke, in one spurt, we could leap from the gray,stagnant, totalitarian past into the light, rich, civilized future.
The commission on lustration, established in accordance with this law, dealt with the issues of the eradication of communist symbols in Georgia, including the names of streets and squares, as well as the elimination of monuments,symbolizing the totalitarian past.
Oleksandr Zaiets: the Institute for Religious Freedom was established by citizens of Ukraine concerned about the future of religious freedom in the new democratic state andcountering the attempts to return to the totalitarian past.
Father Gudziak and Father Bohdan Prach, vice-rector for external affairs, aired the concerns of the university and its desire to work normally for anormal future of Ukraine as it emerges from a devastating totalitarian past.