Examples of using Democratic changes in English and their translations into German
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When the democratic changes came about in 1989, we inherited an economic mess.
The FRY has been a full participant in this process since the democratic changes of last year.
After democratic changes in Croatia in 1990, former inhabitants of the town, mostly living in Germany, repaired the church.
By following the same line and working in close cooperation, we will finally promote democratic changes in Belarus.
As the president of the Council for Democratic Changes in Serbia(a pro-democracy NGO), he campaigned against the Milošević regime in the late 1990s.
Europe must support people struggling against dictatorships andengage in a close cooperation with countries going through democratic changes.
The democratic changes mainly benefit the Turkish people, but Europe also represents the values which Turkey wishes to adopt.
They are providing the spark whichheralds the collapse of the Arab pseudo model of stability and will trigger democratic changes in the region.
Only then is the way clear for serious democratic changes in Turkey and for appropriate aid which is actually delivered to the victims.
C"Immediate organization of revolutionary peasant committees in order tocarry out" in a revolutionary way"all the democratic changes," including the confiscation of the landed estates ibid..
It is right that the democratic changes that are taking place in the Arab world should provide the bedrock for new structures, those of safety, coexistence and development.
We very much welcome the role that the European Parliament can play in encouraging democratic changes and supporting democratic forces in Belarus.
The democratic changes that began in Yugoslavia on 5 October have produced at miraculous speed extraordinary results on the international political plane.
Before the onset of the Cold War, there was in Cuba a quite progressive Constitution,as well as the hope and potential for democratic changes, but not of course for a social revolution.
The truth is that if we really want to effect democratic changes in Burma, we must direct our blame and our attention at the Chinese Government.
Civil society organisations have played an important role in the overthrowing of the Milošević's regime,since they managed to mobilise a significant part of the population in order to make democratic changes.
What I would say, however, is that the democratic changes in central and eastern Europe, where we have found new partners, did not come about by taking sides and engaging in conflicts.
Either to act in such a way that the strike would permit the essential demands of the workers to be satisfied, and to pursue at the same time, on the political level,a policy aimed at making necessary democratic changes by constitutional means.
PL Mr President, as it turns out, the democratic changes in Russia are not being accompanied by an improvement in fundamental civil rights, especially the rights of the opposition.
Civil society organisations and NGOs in particular, have played an important role in the overthrowing of the Milošević's regime,since they managed to mobilise a significant part of the population in order to make democratic changes.
Mr Patten and I have shared satisfaction with the democratic changes in Serbia and we are both of the opinion that they are on the road to further democratic development in Serbia.
It is a revolution that ends Japan's extraordinary subordination to the United States and the tyrannical rule by large corporation and business circles,a revolution that secures Japan's genuine independence and carries out democratic changes in politics, the economy and society.”.
Following the democratic changes, these two countries should be classified as safe third countries for refugees and that is where we should be channelling controllable, sustainable, structural aid.
Mr President, following the fall of the Milosevic regime on 1 October 2000 and the ensuing democratic changes which took place in Belgrade, the European Union has radicallychanged its policy towards Serbia.
In this context, Mr Galai expressed his regret at the double standards displayed(including within the EU) by certain countries and political forces that had been accommodating towards Ben Ali's regime, even maintaining close relations with him,but that were now rushing to hail the democratic changes underway.
Now its leaders maintain that they would welcome democratic changes in the region as a guarantor of peace and common values, though they express skepticism about whether such developments are actually imminent.
During a recent trip with Ban to Egypt and Tunisia,I watched in awe as he deftly backed the democratic changes underway in those two countries while simultaneously dealing with many other upheavals in the region.
We must consider the enormous progress and democratic changes made over recent years in a series of countries, changes which strengthen constitutional and democratic freedoms, which defend the concept and essence of policy against the uncontrolled position of the market trying to oust it and which break the long-standing bonds of neo-colonialism.
When the East/West conflict ended ten yearsago, many hoped that the democratic changes in Eastern Europe would inspire peaceful resolution between the claims of human rights and those of state sovereignty throughout the world.
Djindjic was one of the key people in the democratic changes of 2000, as the head of the election headquarters and coordinator of the promotion campaign of the Democratic Opposition of Serbia, prior to the federal elections on 24 September 2000, which brought the end of Milosevic' reign.