Examples of using A democratically in English and their translations into Czech
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After all, Iran has a democratically elected president.
The Taliban would agree of which they would bean active minority party. to recognize a democratically elected government.
If we are to have a democratically functioning EU, we must be prepared to pay for it.
We have a double duty to help Zimbabwe acquire a democratically elected government.
I would like to challenge this, as for a democratically elected head of state it is not illegitimate to defend the economic interests and jobs of his fellow citizens.
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The Republic's vice-president says this is an act of subversion aimed at destabilizing a democratically elected constitutional government.
Today, our wish for Ukraine is that a democratically and peacefully elected President will act for the good of the country.
The African Union andECOWAS decided to suspend Guinea until it established a democratically elected parliament or government.
And yet, in my first mandate as a democratically elected Member of the European Parliament, I find that I have been excluded from coordinators' meetings, that I do not have a voice on the Conference of Presidents.
Did you just drop in on your way to overthrow a democratically elected government somewhere?
The rally, gathered by the agreement's opponents drew 15,000 people andthe riots that ensued would be the most significant attempt in Israeli history to overturn a democratically made Knesset decision.
Once there was a kingdom, ruled by a democratically elected, mixed-race, female prime minister.
I urge that the European External Action Service(EEAS) be established speedily not onlyan aid to democracy building but also be established as a democratically accountable service to European Parliament.
Please allow me to add one more request: as a democratically elected representative, I hope that you will support us in ensuring that this European Parliament is able to take an independent decision about where it is based.
My vote in favour of the motion for a resolution was based on the need to state that Europe, andspecifically the European Parliament as a democratically elected body, has always been on the side of its citizens.
I also believe that such measures should be accompanied by transparent reporting, combined with investment guidelines, risk management, exposure limits and adequate control and supervision procedures,established in a democratically accountable manner.
Restricting the number andcontent of these questions notionally derives more from the procedures of a court hearing than from the rules of a democratically legitimate institution and the proposal should therefore be totally rejected.
I hope that Slovenia is able to bear in mind first and foremost Croatia's desire for EU membership and that conflicts like those surrounding fishing zones between Croatia and Slovenia, for instance, will not present any obstacle to this, because of the countriesof the former Yugoslavia, Croatia, along with Slovenia, is undoubtedly the country that is most ready for Europe and a democratically mature, central European country.
That is the best hope for the future of Pakistan, and it is the best hope for relations between Europe andPakistan: that we get a democratically elected parliament in January, with the President out of uniform, in'civvies.
Turkey has even shown contempt for democracy and freedom of expression by calling theleader of my party, Geert Wilders, a democratically elected representative of the people,a fascist and a racist.
Commissioner, I wonder whether we could not give a strong signal with regard to Tunisia by calling for a moratorium on the country's debt until a democratically elected government has been put in place, which is due to happen in July.