Examples of using Democratic structures in English and their translations into Czech
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Peace requires democratic structures that uphold the rights of minorities.
Therefore, it is essential to increase expenditure in order to develop the democratic structures of these countries.
Encounters with democratic structures, especially for young people, are particularly important for the future of the country.
We know that you,the High Representative, are committed to human rights and democratic structures at headquarters.
He seemed to have little faith in our democratic structures, suggesting that various articles could be misused by governments.
Human rights are still disregarded in many areas andthere is still a great deal of justified criticism in terms of the lack of democratic structures in this country.
Secondly, it is necessary to help build democratic structures in these countries, enabling them to decide independently on strategic priorities without foreign interference.
Whilst it is true that developing countries need aid, it is also true that they need our support in establishing andmaintaining credible democratic structures.
However, natural disasters and poverty resulting from the lack of adequate economic and democratic structures are also among the most frequent causes of migration flows.
I therefore support an active policy in this area, which seeks to resolve the initial destabilising factors in origin countries,such as lack of economic and democratic structures.
The European Neighbourhood Policy is an instrument for ensuring stability andpromoting peaceful and democratic structures, as well as for deepening bilateral relations with the countries surrounding the EU.
I call on the government to keep moving vigorously along this path towards pluralism, not only in the economy but also in education andin the country's constitutional and democratic structures.
At the moment,many different currents meet: ultra-modern industrialization to a structured agrarian part of the country, democratic structures with state-monopoly tendencies, secular structures with traditional Islam.
They result from wars, armed conflicts, ethnic tensions, human rights violations like refusal to allow people to practice their religion, natural disasters anda lack of adequate economic and democratic structures.
What we Europeans can and should do is to make our position clear andto help to build these democratic structures in order, ultimately, to be able to bring the rule of law as well as a free market economy, which are necessary for a democracy, into these regions.
Wars and armed conflicts, ethnic tension, systematic violations of human rights, natural disasters andthe lack of proper economic and democratic structures are the main causes of these flows.
For this purpose, strengthening democratic structures is extremely important and the international community should fight against the marginalization of the Afghan government by increasing the importance of the political system and democratic actors at local and regional level.
We need political parties at EU level too that are firmly rooted in the societies they represent and that can play a strong role in the elections to the European Parliament andin establishing European openness, based on internal democratic structures and regulations.
Although Facebook, the Internet and Twitter are the modern meansof driving a revolution, they do not replace the democratic structures and the rule of law that need to be in place behind the scenes for a revolution to be able to make the transition into a democratic system.
Wars and armed conflicts, ethnic tension, systematic human rights violations like refusal to allow people to practice their religious faith, natural disasters andthe lack of proper economic and democratic structures are the main causes of this type of migration flow.
No one knows what the future of theTreaty of Lisbon is, and anyone with even the smallest modicum of respect for democratic structures- the smallest modicum of respect for Member States such as the Czech Republic- would hold back on this project until there was clarity about the future of the treaty.
HU Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, naturally I believe that it is important that here in the European Parliament we condemn dictatorial means, that we condemn dictators and dictatorships, butI also believe that it is important that we urge Yemen in general towards democratic structures.
On the basis of what we hope will be democratic change in the Arab countries,we Europeans have an interest in supporting civil society, democratic structures and the move to parliamentary democracy in these states and, therefore, we need flexible funding to promote democracy throughout the world in our own well-understood interests.
We know that wars and armed conflicts, ethnic tensions, systematic human rights violations like refusal to allow people to practise their religion, natural disasters, andpoverty resulting from the lack of adequate economic and democratic structures are the main causes of migration flows.
What we demand in this report is, firstly, a stronger commitment in terms of military presence, because without that we shall get nowhere; secondly,a stepping-up of the commitment to improve democratic structures in the new Republic of Afghanistan, which has fallen into a situation of total lawlessness over the past 30 or more years and, worst of all, lies at the heart of international terrorism.
The European Ombudsman is one vital part of the democratic structure and functioning of the Union.
This framework agreement andthe new Rules of Procedure are two essential elements of the new European democratic structure.
Firstly, developing a stable democratic structure in developing countries, secondly, fighting corruption, thirdly, establishing a suitable agricultural system in developing countries and then, finally, investing in agriculture.
The European Union is the most democratic structure in the world and the fundamental value on which it has been built has been respect for human rights.
In the report we emphasise the key reasons why the WTO and trade multilateralism require a new, stronger,more dynamic and democratic structure.