Ví dụ về việc sử dụng A liberal democracy trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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We can do that because we live in a liberal democracy.
By definition, a liberal democracy implies that power is not concentrated.
I am entitled to because I live in a liberal democracy.
Trinidad and Tobago is a liberal democracy with a two-party system and a bicameral parliamentary system based on the Westminster System.
This changed the Empire of Japan into the State of Japan(Nihon Koku,日本国) with a liberal democracy.
Like many of these European states, Argentina is a liberal democracy with a market system, a welfare state tradition and G20 membership.
There is a difference between propaganda and the honest dissemination of information that we(generally)expect from a liberal democracy.
There's no denying that, unless China's one-party regime becomes a liberal democracy, the United States and China won't be able to build mutual trust.
Long before you have a liberal democracy, you have to have a functioning state(something that never disappeared in Germany or Japan after they were defeated in World War II).
Although U.S. policymakers have grown more circumspect in recent years, they have long hoped that trade anddialogue would help eventually transform China into a liberal democracy.
In addition, the political economies of a liberal democracy(which favors free competition) and an autocratic regime(which favors state control) are fundamentally at odds with each other.
It's easy to forget now, but in the early 1990s,leaders in Moscow were determined to turn their country into a liberal democracy, a European nation, and an ally of sorts of the West.
I have no doubt that doubt China as a liberal democracy would be a much more nationalist, much more dangerous country” because“200 years of pent up anger” would explode, Mahbubani predicted.
What revolutionaries hate most of all are not direct attacks by their enemies, but the necessary compromises, the give and take,the negotiations and adaptations that go with living in a liberal democracy.
The proper functioning of a liberal democracy requires citizens who can think critically about social issues to inform their judgments about proper governance and to overcome biases and prejudice.
If you look at the 20th century, so, the technologies of the Industrial Revolution, the trains and electricity and all that could be used to create a communist dictatorship ora fascist regime or a liberal democracy.
Normally, in a liberal democracy, we vote for men and women expecting them to study and decide on issues that most ordinary citizens have neither the time nor the knowledge to deal with themselves.
If you again look back to the 20th century, the technologies of the 20th century- trains, electricity, radio, television, and all that- could be used to create a communist dictatorship,a fascist regime, or a liberal democracy.
The last man is a“typical citizen of a liberal democracy… who, schooled by the founders of modern liberalism, gave up prideful belief in his or her own superior worth in favor of comfortable self-preservation.
Therefore,“stripped of diplomatic niceties, the ultimate aim of the American strategy[should be] to hasten a revolution, albeit a peaceful one,that will sweep away China's one-party authoritarian state and leave a liberal democracy in its place.”.
The typical citizen of a liberal democracy was a last man who, schooled by the founders of modern liberalism, gave up prideful belief in his or her own superior worth in favor of comfortable self-preservation.
Such an assertion assumes that reforms only occurred when the military was able to safeguard its own interests through the transition-here,"transition" does not refer to a transition to a liberal democracy, but transition to a quasi-military rule.
Today's Japan- a liberal democracy that has not fired a single shot against an outside party in nearly seven decades, and that has made major contributions to global development during this period- is very different from the Japan of 1947.
Neither of these forms of government was precisely what we would call a liberal democracy we know today(the most significant difference being that voting rights were still restricted to a minority of the population), and the French attempt turned out to be short-lived, but they were the prototypes from which liberal democracy later grew.