Примери за използване на Autocratic regimes на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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But all autocratic regimes come to an end.
Political repression in autocratic regimes.
The autocratic regimes in Libya, Tunisia, Egypt and other countries have been in place for years and we cooperate with them.
Alexei Navalny:“All autocratic regimes come to an end”.
Is that how you rationalize doing business- with autocratic regimes?
The overthrow of a number of totalitarian or autocratic regimes did shift the global balance of power in favor of the forces of democracy.
In part, that's due to the grip of autocratic regimes.
The ability of autocratic regimes to compete with economic performance of liberal democracies is a particularly important and novel development.
Rising oil prices have empowered autocratic regimes.
And they have tended to side with autocratic regimes in seeking a greater role for states in regulating the Internet.
Empirically speaking, there may well be a grey area between full-blown democracies and autocratic regimes.
Recent research on autocratic regimes suggests that there are good reasons to believe that populist dictatorships will prove to be comparatively stable.
Once perfected, these algorithms would interest autocratic regimes around the world.
But while the overthrow of totalitarian or autocratic regimes shifted the global balance of power in favor of the forces of democracy, not all the prodemocracy movements succeeded.
After 1860, the use of secret police declined due to increasing liberalization, except in autocratic regimes such as the Russian Empire.
In“unlawful states” such as dictatorships and other autocratic regimes the availability of domestic or foreign cash helps citizens to escape totalitarian arbitrariness of state control.
They would return to their own countries andpersuade the people to reject the corrupt, autocratic regimes that dominated the Middle East.
Relying on autocratic regimes means increasing the bubble of self-deception which will explode sooner or later, resulting in grave moral losses for their democratic partners.
In early 2011 the predominantly nonviolent victorious revolutions against long entrenched autocratic regimes in Tunisia and Egypt launched the“Arab Spring.”.
Although the overthrow of a number of totalitarian or autocratic regimes did shift the global balance of power in favour of democratic forces, not all the pro-democracy movements were successful.
Furthermore, a problem that nearly all disputants share is the need to appease their constituents- which even applies to autocratic regimes such as the Houses of Westeros.
And although foreign investors stomach autocratic regimes around the world, they don't much care for social instability of the sort that Mr Erdogan's type of polarising politics usually portends.
One of the results of this transformation has been a much greater degree of ideological self-confidence among autocratic regimes- and, along with it, a willingness to meddle in Western democracies.
Whereas autocratic regimes and interest groups use media to manipulate public opinion with fake news and conduct coordinated disinformation campaigns to attack candidates in the opposing camp, activists and journalists;
You have got countries that have very few civic traditions, so that as autocratic regimes start fraying, the only organizing principles are sectarian.”.
While in some cases it is the natural result of economic growth or a response to genuine security needs, in other cases it represents a squandering of natural resource revenues,the dominance of autocratic regimes, or emerging regional arms races.
Its genius is in how it lowers the cost of protest,breaking down the isolation that autocratic regimes like Maduro's, and Hugo Chavez's before him, rely on to break down their opponents.
But, as the Turkish Minister for Foreign Affairs, Ahmet Davutoglu, has brilliantly described it in an interview with Der Spiegel only days before the elections:"there are two historic anomalies in the Arab world: the colonialism of the 20th century, which divided Arab societies, and the Cold War,which contributed to the establishment of autocratic regimes in the region.
In their resolution, the European lawmakers denounced“attempts by Azerbaijan and other autocratic regimes in third countries to influence European decision-makers through illicit means.”.
Andreas Bulling is aware that the software also opens up the possibility of computer-supported personality testing- a possibility open to abuse that could play right into the hands of companies and autocratic regimes that are already conducting digital analyses of human behaviour today.