Примери за използване на Cultural autonomy на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Minorities would retain their cultural autonomy.
Cultural autonomy must be granted to Pirin Macedonia within the framework of Bulgaria.
This is where a possible tension emerges between cultural autonomy and solidarity.
Since the late 50s he replaced cultural autonomy of Bulgarian Muslims inclusion policy through assimilation.
Turkey's leaders, starting with Ataturk,refused to recognize the Kurds' rights even to cultural autonomy.
The constitutions of Saxony andBrandenburg guarantee cultural autonomy to the Slavic speaking communities.
Certain leaders of the Second International even went so far as to turn the right to self-determination into the right to cultural autonomy, i.e.
From the end of the 1950's he replaced the cultural autonomy of the Muslims in Bulgaria with a policy of integration through assimilation.
In a previous meeting in Astana,Russia proposed a Syrian constitution draft which envisages cultural autonomy for the Syrian Kurds.
Most importantly, however,the Greeks were able to maintain a cultural autonomy from their Roman conquerors during the early period of empire, thanks to their rich civilization.
In particular, on 22 April 1990 a declaration requesting the recognition of a Macedonian minority and cultural autonomy had been read out.
Romania's ethnic Hungarians have been striving to achieve cultural autonomy in the Covasna and Harghita counties where they form a majority.
He fled to India during the Tibetan uprisingagainst Chinese rule and has since called for linguistic and cultural autonomy in Tibet.
Serbia has adopted a law on cultural autonomy which is unique throughout the whole of Europe, and which is positive not only for the whole of the European Union, but for the whole of Europe too.
In addition, vague,controversial concepts like'self-governance' and'cultural autonomy' also have the potential to cause conflict.
The Chinese Communist Party must come to acknowledge the fact that the citizens of China are culturally diverse, andthey must also have a right to cultural autonomy.
A far greater degree of autonomy for the indigenous Hungarian minority living in Serbia,including full regional and cultural autonomy, must be laid down as a condition for the continuation of the accession process.
Following talks with counterpart Traian Basescu and Prime Minister Calin Popescu Tariceanu, Solyom urged the Romanian Parliament to accelerate the adoption of a draft law guaranteeing more rights to minorities,including cultural autonomy.
This is why greater cultural autonomy, greater opportunities for mobility and opportunities relating to the preservation of identity and language are all prerequisites for all the citizens of a multi-ethnic state to be able to live together under one roof.
This clearly intrudes on the rights of other individuals in the society and pushes cultural autonomy well beyond the private sphere.
At the session the co-chairman of the council of the federal ethnic and cultural autonomy of Russia's Kurds, Farkhat Patiyev, complained that experts on one of the federal television channels insulted the Kurdish people and set different ethnic groups against each other.
These types of group rights clearly intrude on the rights of other individuals in the society and push cultural autonomy well beyond the private sphere.
The various forms of self-governance foundin the European Union, such as territorial and cultural autonomy, result from a policy of consensus on the part of the majority and minority, and have not weakened the economic, political or social power of the state in question, or that of the European Union.
They are radically expanding our notions of the potential of an aesthetic vocabulary,while they are challenging and undermining the cultural autonomy of our traditional institutions.
After Franco's death in 1975, Catalonia voted for the adoption of a democratic Spanish Constitution in 1978,in which Catalonia recovered political and cultural autonomy, restoring the Generalitat(exiled since the end of the Civil War in 1939) in 1977 and adopting a new Statute of Autonomy in 1979.
For a while BCP and Bulgarian state reserve contradictory, protivobalgarska policy on the Macedonian issue- until 1963, when the March Plenum of the Central Committee of the Communist Party Todor Zhivkov openly declared that the population in Pirin Macedonia is part ofthe Bulgarian nation and was political forced by the Communist Party during the Cultural autonomy of Pirin Macedonia between 1944- 1948 year declared a Macedonian.
The same applies to NATO partnership and what I consider to be particularly important in the case of the Western Balkans is that Serbia has a commendable minorities policy which could be exemplary for many EU Member States,as the wide-ranging cultural autonomy that is manifest in the genuine operation of the councils of various national minorities guarantees the continued existence of the minorities.
The power struggle between them and their allies to reach their own aims forces Assad, or a future government in Syria,to offer cultural autonomy and some cultural rights.
Traffic News(TNS) published material with the typical title“The violent Macedonianization of Pirin Macedonia- one of the biggest crimes in our history”, while the cultural autonomy which existed for less than a year in Pirin Macedonia was called“denationalization”.
He fled to India in early 1959 after a failed uprising against Chinese rule andhas since worked to draw global support for linguistic and cultural autonomy in his remote and mountainous homeland.