Examples of using Democratic credentials in English and their translations into German
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So much for the democratic credentials of the leaders of the EU!
But Yushchenko's chronic dithering andpoor political judgement consistently undermine his fundamental democratic credentials.
You also show your democratic credentials in your ability to listen!
The EU cannot claim touphold democracy while at the same time side-lining the institution with the strongest democratic credentials.
Turkey has just demonstrated the vibrancy of its democratic credentials by holding national elections despite a deep economic crisis.
The democratic credentials of organizations like the EU are doubtful, and entirely absent in the case of the UN and other world institutions.
In writing.- In this report on the Treaty of Lisbon weclearly see that the Treaty will bolster the democratic credentials of the EU.
The view that we can achieve better democratic credentials for the Union without creating new institutions or bodies was also broadly accepted.
The RAPPORTEUR disagreed with the preceding speaker, and argued that there was no need to question the democratic credentials of directly elected MEPs.
The democratic credentials of the Republic of Kyrgyzstan will improve if the interim government applies the recommendations of the final mission report of the OSCE's Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights, published in March of this year.
However, that does nothing to mitigate justified criticismthat, given its importance, the Commission lacks democratic credentials for its work and we must change this.
To my mind, social ecology's attempt todevelop an objective ethics not only undermines its democratic credentials but also gives an easy target to statists and irrationalists of various sorts, as is indicated by the fact that most attacks against social ecology focus on its philosophy.
Resolving the situation as quickly as possible, however, makes us dependent, for ourenergy supplies, on unstable countries with doubtful democratic credentials.
If we want a European Union which is a federation of nation states,it is because it improves the democratic credentials of community action, while guaranteeing the nation states the powers which they want to and should retain.
Furthermore, I think that it is of paramount importance that this consolidation of economic governance takes place,while also boosting its democratic credentials.
This may even be shared with third-party countries,including those of such outstanding democratic credentials as Albania, Peru and the Russian Federation.
The continued actions taken against NTV and other media in the wake ofthis takeover have fuelled these concerns both inside and outside Russia, damaging Russia's democratic credentials.
And even if the proposals made by the Convention will not belegally binding on the next Intergovernmental Conference, its democratic credentials will be such that they will be hard to ignore.
First, the ruling Justice and Development Party(AKP) could not afford to be seen as opposing democracy in Syria,given that its own legitimacy rests heavily on its democratic credentials.
But irrespective of which route is taken towards a constitution,a stronger parliament with two chambers and a Commission with better democratic credentials can give new, decisive momentum to the European idea.
The amendment to the European Parliament's budget was not only expected, but was also necessary if we wantthe European Parliament to respond effectively to its new responsibilities, which further strengthen its democratic credentials.
The Labour Election manifesto also announced a number of measures to strengthen both the effectiveness(and not simply the efficiency andeconomy) and the democratic credentials of local government{Local Government Chronicle, 11 April 1997.
I am very keen on having a convention rather than a forum to prepare the next stage, because thenegotiators at a convention, such as the Council representatives, the Commission, parliament and the European Parliament, have democratic credentials.
A further issue pointed out in the resolution concerns the in-fighting within the opposition that would currently appear to hold power,united solely in its fight against the Akayev regime, whilst its democratic credentials are tainted by its former collaboration with the Akayev dictatorship.
United States Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke's term ends in January, and President Barack Obama must decide before then: either re-appoint Bernanke or go with someone else- the names most often mentioned are Larry Summers and Janet Yellen-with more solid Democratic credentials.
A more self-aware Europe is dependent on a stronger role for the institutions representing citizens and the social partners- the Parliament and the Committees-where the coordination mapped out by the Commission can gain strong democratic credentials and the popular support needed if it is to be implemented properly.
This turned the UN from a club of countries that share the same values into an amorphous forum of the international community--an indistinctbody that never investigates the democratic credentials of its members.
There may be some technical measures that can be taken,like banning parties and candidates who campaign against democracy, or whose democratic credentials are weak.
Unlike many countries that struggle to stay together, politicians in the UK took a great risk of dividing the country butended up strengthening their democratic credentials and future union.
A more self-aware Europe is dependent on the institutions representing citizens and the social partners- the Parliament and the Committees- having a stronger role and being better able to grasp the developments taking place, so thatthe coordination mapped out by the Commission can gain strong democratic credentials and the popular support needed if it is to be implemented properly.