Examples of using Democratically in English and their translations into Croatian
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I was elected democratically.
I was democratically elected president of this council.
So, let's do it democratically.
Well, ok, we will democratically agree upon that too, once the system is in full gear.
We said we wanted to run things democratically.
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After the return to a more or less democratically elected government in 1991, Dutch aid resumed.
Congressman Crockett has a point.We should do this democratically.
The seat of the Competence Centre shall be determined in a democratically accountable procedure, using transparent criteria and in accordance with Union law.
Is deeply concerned that a common criticism of the European Union is that it is democratically deficient;
Colonel Ignatius Kutu Acheampong led a coup d'état to overthrow the democratically elected government of the Progress Party and its leader Dr. Kofi Busia on 13 January 1972 in Ghana.
Hereby we would like to thank the Minister Kraljevic and the whole Ministry of Science for having treated our association democratically.
Few would have imagined that after power changed hands-- democratically in 2000-- a person once closely tied to Milosevic would again be at the helm of the police.
Crisis" implies threats and risks;I am sure you agree that elections are a means of people organising themselves democratically, I cannot see any crisis in this.
Covenant of Mayors is open to all local authorities democratically constituted with/by elected representatives, whatever their size and whatever the stage of implementation of their energy/climate policies.
He served at the post of national president of the oldest Croatian fraternal association,to which he was elected democratically nine times, for a full thirty-six years, from 1978.
The chosen democratically by finger, by the members of a club that you will never know, will be the fool in turn to indoctrinate and perfect, injecting the gift of the word and the charisma to sweeten and dress your speeches of… simplicities DANCER.
(1) The Treaty of Lisbon created conditions for a renewed and enhanced institutional balance within the Union, allowing its institutions to function more efficiently,openly and democratically;
The holding of inclusive, transparent,credible and peaceful elections will be important for the EU's future engagement with the democratically elected authorities in the DRC for the future development of the country in the interest of the Congolese people.
The Members of the European Parliament are directly elected by voters in all Member States to represent people's interests with regard to EU law-making andto make sure other EU institutions are working democratically.
The trial against those involved in the plot against the country's first democratically elected prime minister eventually became"the best known case" in the institution's history, Milan Antonijevic, director of the Lawyers' Committee for Human Rights told SETimes.
In practice, this means that the Member States delegate some of their decision-making powers to the shared institutions they have created, so thatdecisions on specific matters of common interest can be made democratically at EU level.
Experienced and wise men know that democratic government has its rules and institutions in which we place our trust,but apart from faith in democratically elected rulers, there must also be a sharpened view of reality, application of rules and the impact of institutions.
If nothing is done to permanently halt and reverse the invasion, in the coming years will be French minority Christians and the Republic if it still exists but is no longer secular andKoranic this change will be democratically at the polls.
The fourth democratically elected head of state since the fall of communism in Bulgaria, he also pledged to turn the presidency into a transparent and pro-active institution with a pivotal role in defining the country's priorities and in drafting the strategies for their implementation.
The Bolsheviks gained 390 delegates, and the left SRs 100, creating a decisive majority for withdrawing the mandate for the Provisional Government and declaring all power to the Soviets,the only democratically representative bodies in all of Russia.
The EU urges President Maduro to recognise and respect the role andindependence of the National Assembly, as a democratically elected institution, release all political prisoners, uphold the rule of law, human rights and fundamental freedoms and urgently address the pressing needs of the population.
We, members of the BiH Presidency, are obligated to respect that will, and I am sure that our friends outside of Bosnia andHerzegovina would also be guided by the same, democratically expressed will and help us in achieving the common goals.
It also requires the involvement of teachers and researchers, via democratically elected structures, in all European and non-European higher education institutions and research centres, alongside other stakeholders student associations, businesses and business associations, local and/or regional public authorities, etc.
The court upheld the 40-year sentences given by the Belgrade Special Court for Organised Crime in May 2007 to Milorad"Legija" Ulemek and Zvezdan Jovanovic,the main suspects in the murder of Serbia's first democratically elected prime minister.
Serbian President Boris Tadic, however, insisted on holding those elections and on ensuring"that citizens everywhere in Kosovo, where they acknowledge the Republic of Serbia as their state,can democratically elect their municipal and parliamentary representatives.