Exemplos de uso de Democratic clause em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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This code must govern relations between the Union andthe more than 120 States to which the democratic clause currently applies.
Firstly, Article 1 sets out the democratic clause, which ties this agreement to the maintenance of democracy and human rights in Argentina.
We have been asking this for some time and we are also doing so within the context of the debate on another report:the Agnoletto report on the democratic clause.
The second issue concerns the democratic clause of the cooperation agreements, which could often be described as a clause in form only: a hollow shell.
That way, the EU strategy with regard to the southern border, in terms of democratisation and human development,cannot be limited to the democratic clause.
Finally, I believe that this agreement demonstrates a need to include the democratic clause in all of the fishing agreements reached between the Union and third countries.
Today, the democratic clause serves only to compel Parliament and the public to accept trade and economic agreements concluded with military, religious or political totalitarian regimes.
In any case,the European Parliament should in particular highlight the fact that the said democratic clause or human rights clause has been introduced into this agreement.
The cumbersome andvague wording of the democratic clause to which I have just referred has many limitations and lacks the mechanisms required to ensure that it functions properly.
We want the State of Egypt, like the other States which have signed the association agreements,to understand that the democratic clause in Article 2 is not a luxury, nor is it an option.
In order to prevent the democratic clause from being nothing more than a dead letter, it is vital to establish mechanisms for the regular monitoring and assessment of its implementation, from the very entry into force of the agreement, in partnership with the NGOs that are close to daily reality.
Articles 6 and 7 of the Treaty on European Union, andwhat is known as the democratic clause too, are now completely devoid of meaning, thanks, primarily, to the Council and the Commission.
The government majority in the Senate approved Venezuela's entry into Mercosur,under the cynical argument that democracy in the neighbouring country would be better preserved by the virtual abolition of the democratic clauses of Mercosur.
The treatment of democracy in the southern market is such that favored the democratic clause be institutionalized through the ushuaia protocol(1998) and subsequently reaffirmed through montevidéu protocol(2011).
Such intense dialogue should, of course, be encouraged with the greatest possible number of third countries in order to support economic development andemphasise the ecological values and democratic clauses of the European Union.
They have included, unlike other geographical areas in their agreements with the European Union, a democratic clause which provides an essential element on which the whole relationship is based.
Firstly, to firmly and wholeheartedly support the process of democratic transition and the political reforms in those countries. Secondly,to carry out a critical review of the European neighbourhood policy in a way that strengthens the democratic clause.
The European Union must act in accordance with this concept andimplement what we logically provided ourselves with: the democratic clause and constructive measures to promote all forms of human rights.
I say this also in my capacity as rapporteur on the democratic clause, which was unanimously approved by the European Parliament and gives us full political legitimacy to call for suspension of the agreement and to ask for the Subcommittee on Human Rights to be urgently convened.
We therefore have an instrument at our disposal:the suspension of the European Union's cooperation assistance to Equatorial Guinea, if the democratic clause is not complied with, maintaining only emergency humanitarian aid.
The European Union has introduced the democratic clause as an important instrument in its relations with all other countries in order to give an example, in comparison to other powers, of our unmistakable desire to help establish a different international order.
I would also stress that the Commission has stated that this agreement goes beyond mere commercial thinking, since association agreements try to establish a strategic partnership based on the principles andrights contained in the democratic clause for both parties.
Among the achievements of the Summits, one of the most important ones is the introduction in 2001of the Democratic Clause, by which any disturbance or breach of democratic order in a country is an"insurmountable obstacle" to its integration.
On the side, stands the exclusion process of economic globalization; and on the other, one is witness to the emergence of the inclusive process of internationalization of human rights,in addition to the process of incorporation of democratic clauses and human rights by regional economic groupings.
I would like to ask the Commissioner, as I have already done on other occasions,what is happening with the democratic clause on rights, which was adopted by a very large majority within this Parliament, but never accepted by the Commission or the Council.
In this regard, I would like to insist once again that in our resolution on the Valencia Conference, we express our unanimous concern at the human rights situation, we defend the need for the situation not to worsen in certain countries with which we have signed association agreements- and the conditions are worsening- andwe propose the establishment of mechanisms for applying the democratic clause.
I would urge the Commission and the Council, in implementing this agreement if it is passed,to bear in mind that such arrangements currently and unfortunately lack any democratic clauses that make our cooperation conditional on the protection of human rights and the advance of democratic principles.
The second aspect- the idea of the democratic clause- is very directly related to this idea of an evolutionary nature, that is to say we must not view the democratic clause as having a sanctioning character, rather as an aid to extending and assisting the consolidation of something that is very rare in the history of humanity: democracy and respect for human rights.
That is why we appreciate the decisions taken by the Ibero-American Summit and by UNASUR, and the debate under way in the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States,regarding the adoption of democratic clauses that ensure the collective defense of democratic governments.
The European Union, which is the leading cooperating country in economic terms and the main investor in Peru, with figures exceeding 6 000 million dollars in the last seven years,must maintain its cooperation based on the democratic clause established in the third and fourth generation agreements with the countries of the Andean Pact. These are based on universally recognised principles of respect for pluralist democracy, the rule of law and human rights.