Примери за използване на Kemalist на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Kemalist Turkey.
Turkish Kemalist.
The Kemalist revolution.
The appellate courts in Turkey had long served, together with the army,as guardians of Kemalist ideology.
The references to Kemalist principles were unmistakable.
Some say:“I will vote“yes” in the referendum” andothers with the secular Kemalist elite who say,“No, on the contrary.”.
Yet, the Kemalist opposition was skeptical.
Many were angered by Oostlander's critical remarks concerning the Kemalist foundations of the Turkish Constitution.
However, official“Kemalist” discourse did not recognize the Kurds as a distinct people.
Erdogan has not exhibited the same behaviour as the previous Kemalist politicians or the so-called'deep state'[in Turkey].
But the secular, Kemalist elite, can not be kept under a lid with these methods.
Political Parties: Since 1960,three types of political parties have dominated the political landscape in Turkey: Kemalist parties;
This concept, inherited from the Kemalist era, is the bogeyman of Erdoganism.
The Kemalist ideal of Westernization has been criticized as élitist, Orientalist, even racist.
It is an outright rejection not only of Kemalist elites but of their reformist Ottoman forebears.
The Kemalist parties, which accept the principles of Kemalism, can be divided into two groups: center-right and center-left.
The feminist movement is still fractured because the Kemalist women refuse to do work with women wearing headscarves.
The Kemalist elite was now increasingly anti-Europe while former Islamists were in favor of pro-EU reforms.
Damascus was focused on Lebanon and Arab countries to the south,while Aleppo sought benefits from dealing with Kemalist Turkey.
The main center-right Kemalist parties are Motherland(ANAP) and True Path(DYP).
That same day, the military-dominated cabinet issued a policy statement promising respect for human rights andthe abolition of all laws contrary to the Kemalist tradition.
At the beginning of the[Kemalist] Turkish state[in 1923] many anarchists and other radicals were forced to emigrate or were killed.
More than 70 years have passed since the death of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, and the Kemalist regime, until very recently, was the ultimate ruler of the country.
Critics note that, ever since his mildly Islamist Justice and Development(AK)party came to power in 2002, it has been engaged in a battle with the Kemalist secular establishment.
Despite the successes, Turkey's liberal and Kemalist feminists have had trouble accepting the platform of Turkey's emerging conservative feminist movement.
Pluralism facilitates the deep transformation of the party system and state administration,eliminates the useless Kemalist elements, and“civilizes” the security forces.
This view is buttressed by a common fear in Kemalist circles that the conservative AKP has a secret agenda using takiye(Islamist deception) to turn Turkey into an Islamist state.
It is possible that the protagonists of Turkey's influence in the world may come more from(the Islamic)civil society than from the Kemalist state apparatus taken over by the AKP.
They say that thisis a presidential republic, not to frighten the secular Kemalist elite, those who vote for the Republican People's Party, but people feel what is happening.
The Kemalist establishment, led by retired generals and based on a dubious“deep state”, is increasingly aggressive towards the West and open both to“Russian” and“Eurasian” options.