Examples of using Democratically legitimised in English and their translations into German
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Medicine
-
Financial
-
Ecclesiastic
-
Political
-
Computer
-
Programming
-
Official/political
-
Political
Brussels would have too much power without being democratically legitimised.
However, every democratically legitimised government must observe certain principles in order to gain international respect.
Result world-wide in a loss of community, democratically legitimised control of water supply.
The EU would have the same old problem:Brussels would have too much power without being democratically legitimised.
Although strikes are democratically legitimised, the power to shape how they are actually conducted does not lie with the employed.
In Africa aswell as in Europe incidents like this undermine the trust in democratically legitimised institutions.
Paris must finally take their democratically legitimised demands seriously and make certain concessions- or at least give credible indications that it is willing to start a dialogue.
When it comes to the euro,Berlin relies on eternal German regulations instead of political, democratically legitimised decisions.
Whilst stressing their role as democratically legitimised bodies, the regional and local authorities enquired about the state of play regarding the preparation of a framework for a more systematic dialogue with regional and local government associations in the EU, which the Commission announced in its White Paper on Governance.
The crisis brings up the fundamental question of how Europe's division of sovereignty is democratically legitimised and accepted.
The government wouldbe doomed to pursue a process that is democratically legitimised but no longer wished for by a majority.
Only if this is the case, the approval given inadvance by a Member State to a later treaty amendment is sufficiently democratically legitimised.
Regardless of its being strengthened, the European Parliament is not democratically legitimised as long as it is not elected on the basis of democratic equality.
The Council emphasised the crucial importance of well preparedmunicipal elections as the first step to establish democratically legitimised institutions.
On the contrary: The European Parliament came to the conclusion in an investigativereport that the Troika and its officials are not sufficiently democratically legitimised.
If knowledge providers come to establish a de facto monopoly,their ranking criteria must be made clear and democratically legitimised institutions must be able to review them.
If we were not attentive to the balance between these two elements, criminal law would be effectively unified,but it would not necessarily be democratically legitimised.
Political support and the support of the people in the enlargement process is the decisive point andthat can of course only be given by democratically legitimised forces such as Members of Parliament as representatives of the people of Europe.
However, they are to be balanced against the also significant risks of a continuation of euro politics up until now, which consists of a gradualexpansion of financial and liability transfers and, in general, is probably not sufficiently democratically legitimised.
In my view, it is very important that themembers of the European Commission should be democratically legitimised, like the MEPs.
Indeed, this is one of the few areas- and one in which progress has been minimal- in which this very close cooperation is an absolute necessity andcan also be democratically legitimised by public approval.
Because history, and notably the experiences with the Stability and Growth Pact, has shown that it is only through the Communitymethod that we can produce results which are democratically legitimised at European level, and which are binding and can be controlled.
Similarly, it would be contemptuous to tell Chinese bloggers as Michael Anti that they are wrong in describing democracy as a"universal value" orto advice civil society actors in Africa that the democratically legitimised rule of law for which they are pressing is a culturally uninformed expectation.
Thus, the principle of sovereignty of the people(Volkssouveränität)(Art. 20 sec. 2 sentence 1 GG) is violated if institutions, bodies,offices and agencies of the European Union that are not adequately democratically legitimised through the European integration agenda laid down in the Act of Approval exercise public authority.
Europe needs a truly European, not nationally fuelled government and a competent administration, the Commission, and Europe needs a Parliament, the electoral procedures and competencies of which must be discussedanew if it is to become a truly European, democratically legitimised legislative body, which also elects commissioners.
The EU and its members must finally reach a decision on whether to create strong supranational institutions or transfer powers back to the nation states, demands the conservative daily Die Presse:"If the goal is a politically and economically strong Europe with a strong common currency,then a credible, democratically legitimised model with strong supranational institutions must be developed- and this approach must be made plausible to the people.