Примери коришћења Liberal democracies на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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We take it for granted in liberal democracies.
But even the liberal democracies are not monolithic.
The opposite can be observed in liberal democracies.
And indeed, our liberal democracies today do not have their roots in ancient Athens.
Those are the successful ones, not the liberal democracies in the West.
But in liberal democracies, equality under the law does not result in economic or social equality.
But the United States and other liberal democracies have to go further than that.
The complex system of EU rules was configured from the very beginning for liberal democracies.
If we want to protect liberal democracies, we must have strong legislation,” Macron told a news conference.
In the 1960s, powerful new social movements emerged across the world's developed liberal democracies.
If we want to protect liberal democracies, we must have strong legislation," Mr Macron told a news conference on Wednesday.
So how can we--(Applause) How can we rebuild respect for truth and evidence into our liberal democracies?
Liberal democracies such as the United States face an acute dilemma in the conduct of foreign relations.
When people idealize capitalism, they usually do so with reference to the"liberal democracies"-- the United States, the EU, Canada, Australia, New Zealand.
Liberal democracies are committed to protecting the right to say virtually anything in a marketplace of ideas, particularly in the political sphere.
This atomization of identity has played into the hands of authoritarian parties within liberal democracies because the development has paralyzed the political system.
Liberal democracies are committed to protecting the right to say anything you want in the market place of ideas, particularly in the political sphere.
An outstandingly murky affair featuring the politics of energy, the politics of water, andthe proverbial major weapons contracts through which Western liberal democracies discard any moral high ground.
All liberal democracies are representative parliamentary democracies, which means that parliamentary sovereignty is substituted for popular sovereignty.
They reflect a certain configuration of power in the world,a global balance in which the liberal democracies have been ascendant and the strategic competitions of the past have been suppressed by the dominant liberal superpower.
Whether liberal democracies are able to fight terrorism without allowing an erosion of their institutional and moral underpinnings will also make a difference.
Whereas Athenian democracy was focusing on the masterless citizen andempowering the working poor, our liberal democracies are founded on the Magna Carta tradition, which was, after all, a charter for masters.
But unless liberal democracies can somehow manage to reform themselves and combat institutional decay, history will end not with a bang but with a resounding whimper.
Ultimately, the future of the Union will depend on the"good will and unambiguous solidarity" of its member countries- including Poland- and not on any one single leader, he said,when asked if he considered Merkel the last hope for liberal democracies in Europe.
Only three liberal democracies(Israel, New Zealand and the United Kingdom) continue to have unwritten constitutions, together with a few non-democratic states such as Bhutan, Oman and Saudi Arabia.
But the tendency of identity politics to focus on cultural issues has diverted energy andattention away from serious thinking on the part of progressives about how to reverse the 30-year trend in most liberal democracies toward greater socioeconomic inequality.
Even the most liberal democracies limit rival political activity to one extent or another while the most tyrannical dictatorships must organize a broad base of support thereby creating difficulties for"pigeonholing" governments into narrow categories.
Attention will be given to(besides looking at the causes, effects and duration of the two world wars and other relevant events in the 20th century) a broader group of questions related to the political history of Europe and key state-players outside of Europe, including the influences and creation of various ideologies and political movements(bolshevism, fascism, national-socialism,changes in parlamentary liberal democracies, ideas of european integration, etc).
Liberal democracies themselves are feeling the pull of authoritarian temptations-- or at least of direct state involvement in social and economic issues-- because of the threats facing the world today, including terrorism, the need to secure energy supplies, and the effects of global warming.
Since the general public is brainwashed and mostly can't even begin to imagine that"freedom loving liberal democracies" could use methods usually ascribed to evil, bloodthirsty dictatorial regimes, false flags are an ideal way to get the public opinion in the correct state of mind to approve of aggressive, hostile and even violent policies against a perceived threat or obstacle to hegemony.