Examples of using Democratic process in English and their translations into Czech
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The democratic process.
It's part of the democratic process.
A conspiracy aimed at destabilizing the country and undermining the democratic process.
Help the democratic process.
I have decided to help with the democratic process.
This is the same democratic process that's allowed the world's richest 1% to own 99% of the earth's wealth?
Placing them in the democratic process.
It contributes to the democratic process and to democratic development in many underprivileged and developing countries.
By bringing them into the democratic process.
In order toensure a truly democratic process, the election will be open to all parties, including those that have previously been illegal.
Oh, don't thank me, thank the democratic process.
It could be argued that, like in any democratic process, people can use it more or less actively.
The need for democracy in countries with a long record of political oppression should not become the undoing of future democratic process.
It could undermine the democratic process under way.
Including those that have previously been illegal. the election will be open to all parties, In order to ensure a truly democratic process.
We must, of course, respect the democratic process in the Czech Republic.
The election will be open to all parties, including those that have previously been illegal. In order to ensure a truly democratic process.
Because… if we allow cheating in our democratic process, what about next time?
The reform promises to create peace at the universities, andthe basis to bring the outside parliamentary opposition into the democratic process.
As a result, the Treaty modification will not follow the democratic process laid down in the Treaty of Lisbon.
With no regard for our values of tolerance, respect andthe rule of law. was a cowardly act perpetrated by individuals Yesterday's assault on our democratic process.
By using a very fair and democratic process.
For our values of tolerance, was a cowardly act, perpetrated by individuals with no regard respect andthe rule of law. Yesterday's assault on our democratic process.
However, I would like to call explicitly for a democratic process at both a political level and at the level of civil society.
In that point Parliament expresses its great concern at the fact that a large proportion of Pakistani women are not able to participate in the democratic process.
There is no open forum, let alone any very democratic process, while these posts are being handed out prior to elections.
Anyone who locks up the leader of the opposition party and prevents him from taking part in the next elections is blocking the democratic process and violating civil and human rights.
It should be up to the Member States to decide, in a democratic process, whether or not they wish to ratify the present ILO Convention.
For many people, except fortaking part in elections at various levels, their participation in organisations of this nature is their only experience linked to the democratic process.
Doing so lays us wide open to accusations of arrogance and contempt for the democratic process, which must still be concluded one way or another.