Примери за използване на Illiberal state на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What an illiberal state we have become.
Orban wants to build'illiberal state'.
Between 2010 and 2014, an'illiberal state' was being built in Hungary, as promised by the prime minister.
Orbán, in a controversial speech in 2014,declared his desire to create an“illiberal state”.
In a nightmare scenario, illiberal states could gang together, encouraging similar trends throughout Europe.
Orbán, in a controversial speech in 2014,declared his desire to create an“illiberal state”.
There is no place for illiberal states in our union", the former prime minister of Belgium emphasised, choosing for the first time in a long time to speak French.
Curious, isn't it, how members of the old regime are so attracted to the police institutions of the new illiberal states.
Rather, he aspired to create what he bluntly called an“illiberal state” in the very heart of Europe, one strong on Christian values and light on the libertine ways of the West.
That's what I learned from the story of Jacek Kurski, the director of Polish state television andthe chief ideologist of the Polish illiberal state.
When I bring up the European Union, I don't do it because I think that it isn't possible to build an illiberal state standing upon national foundations within the European Union.
Prime Minister Viktor Orban considers Soros an ideological foe whose"open society" ideal contrasts with his own efforts to turn Hungary into an"illiberal state".
There is a debate going on between the EU and Hungary, because we changed this system, and the government decided,that whoever decides on these EU funds, in the new illiberal state conception has to be employed by the Hungarian state, and could not receive more than the Hungarian administrational employee of the same classification.
Poland's de facto leader, Jarosław Kaczyński, andHungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in particular, have been busily constructing illiberal states within the EU.
Yet today we are faced with a Hungary whose Prime Minister says he intends to build an“illiberal state,” a Czech President who attends anti-Muslim rallies with the far right and a Polish leadership that declares the media should do the government's bidding.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he wants to abandon liberal democracy in favor of an“illiberal state,” citing Russia and Turkey as examples.
Today's resurgence of illiberal state capitalist regimes and leaders is nowhere close to inciting a war, because center-right and center-left governments still committed to liberal democracy, enlightened economic policies, and solid welfare systems still rule most of Europe.
BUDAPEST- Viktor Orban, Hungary's far-right prime minister, has faced little meaningful blowback- either inside oroutside the country- in his eight-year quest to turn the country into an illiberal state.
Orban, who made headlines after his 2014 speech in Baile Tusnad detailing his efforts to build an“illiberal state,” spent roughly half of his 52-minute address on the subject,attacking liberalism while equating“illiberal politics” with“Christian liberty” and its protection.
He declared his victory to be a“revolution in the polling booth,” he introduced the“System of National Collaboration,” he began referring to the country as an illiberal state and he idealizes Putin, Erdogan, and Xi Jinping.
Orban, who has named Russia, China andTurkey as models for his“illiberal state,” had great expectations that the Trump administration would be less critical than Barack Obama's about his efforts to undermine the democratic system of checks and balances, stifle media freedoms and increase the role of state control over the economy, sports, culture and practically all aspects of life in Hungary.
The liberal state must be replaced by a national state which is no longer a collection of individuals but a community which has to be developed and strengthened, the Prime Minister elaborated, adding that in this sense,he is building an illiberal state.
There is a debate going on between the EU and Hungary, because we changed this system, and the government decided,that whoever decides on these EU funds in the new illiberal state conception has to be employed by the Hungarian state, and could not receive more than the Hungarian administrational employee of the same classification.
Talking the right talk with Brussels- orperforming what Orbán once called“the peacock dance” he had to do in front of Western audiences- provides crucial time to solidify what Orbán now openly advertises as an“illiberal state” at home.
Hungary(AP)- Hungary's effort to close Central European University, founded by billionaire philanthropist George Soros in 1991,is another step in Prime Minister Viktor Orban's plan to transform his country into an“illiberal state,” a narrower view of democracy which contrasts with the“open society” ideals promoted globally by Soros.
The illiberal one-party state suits him perfectly.
I don't think that our European Union membership precludes us from building an illiberal new state based on national foundations.".
When I mention the European Union, I am not doing this because I think it is impossible to build an illiberal nation state within the EU.