Examples of using Democratic basic order in English and their translations into German
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Commitment to the democratic basic order.
The free democratic basic order is rooted primarily in human dignity Art.
Freedom of the press serves the free democratic basic order.
You oppose the free democratic basic order in a way that is punishable by law.
The political concept of the NPD is aimed at abolishing the free democratic basic order.
Bb Moreover, the NPD also disrespects the free democratic basic order with a view to the principle of democracy.
The respondent seeks, by reason of its aims andthe behaviour of its adherents, to abolish the free democratic basic order.
Parties which want to abolish the free democratic basic order are unconstitutional.
The German Basic Law allows to the German people the right ofresistance against powers which want to destroy the free democratic basic order.
A civic requirement is the acceptance and recognition of the free democratic basic order of the Federal Republic of Germany.
Furthermore, the NPD acts in a systematic manner andwith sufficient intensity towards achieving its aims that are directed against the free democratic basic order.
Whether a political party seeks to undermine or abolish the free democratic basic order must result from the aims or the behaviour of its adherents.
The Second Senate found that the NPDadvocates a political concept aimed at abolishing the existing free democratic basic order.
The misconception about the foundations of the free and democratic basic order of the Federal Republic of Germany also gives rise to another danger for this order. .
Even for such cases of domestic emergencies in which there is a threat to the existence or to the free and democratic basic order of the Federation or a Land, Art.
A party must also take an actively belligerent, aggressive stance vis-à-vis the free democratic basic order and must seek to abolish it. In addition, specific indications are required which suggest that it is at least possible that the party will achieve its anti-constitutional aims.
The National Democratic Party of Germany(NPD)advocates a concept aimed at abolishing the existing free democratic basic order.
Sentence 1 GG governs deployments of the armed forces to counter threats to the existence orto the free and democratic basic order of the Federation or of a Land, if the Land that is thus threatened is itself unwilling or unable to counter the threat.
Instead, the party must go beyond its commitment to its anti-constitutional aims in that itexceeds the threshold of actually combating the free democratic basic order.
In order to avert an imminent danger to the existence or free democratic basic order of the Federation or of a Land, a Land may call upon police forces of other Länder, or upon personnel and facilities of other administrative authorities and of the Federal Border Police.
This criterion is met if the party actively and systematically advocates its aims and acts towards undermining orabolishing the free democratic basic order.
If the restriction serves to protect the free democratic basic order or the existence or security of the Federation or of a Land, the law may provide that the person affected shall not be informed of the restriction and that recourse to the courts shall be replaced by a review of the case by agencies and auxiliary agencies appointed by the legislature.
The applicants consider the respondent to be unconstitutional, given that, by reason of its aims and its adherents' behaviour,it seeks to undermine the free and democratic basic order.
While the NPD indeed professes itscommitment to aims that are directed against the free democratic basic order and although it systematically acts towards achieving them, which is why its acts constitute a qualified preparation of abolishing the free democratic basic order that it strives for, there are no specific and weighty indications that suggest that the NPD will succeed in achieving its anti-constitutional aims.
The criterion“undermining” can be assumed to be met once a political party, according to its political concept,noticeably threatens the free democratic basic order with sufficient intensity.
In order to avert an imminent danger to the existence or free democratic basic order of the Federation or of a Land, the Federal Government, if the conditions referred to in paragraph(2) of Article 91 obtain and the police forces and the Federal Border Police prove inadequate, may employ the Armed Forces to support the police and the Federal Border Police in protecting civilian property and in combating organised armed insurgents.
The Second Senate holds that the National Democratic Party of Germany(NPD)advocates a political concept aimed at abolishing the existing free democratic basic order.
Yet it requires specific and weighty indications which suggest that it is at least possible that thepolitical party's actions directed against the free democratic basic order of the Federal Republic of Germany or against its existence could be successful.
The munipical department for public order tells the party that the application by the party could not accepted, because according to a reportof the Office for protection of the constitution of the Land the objectives of the party do not correspond with the democratic basic order of the Basic Law.
It requires systematic action of the politicalparty that amounts to a qualified preparation for undermining or abolishing the free democratic basic order or aims at endangering the existence of the Federal Republic of Germany.