Examples of using Commitment to democracy in English and their translations into Greek
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Our Commitment to Democracy.
These men paid with their lives for their commitment to democracy.
Commitment to democracy in Europe and worldwide.
Some critics have questioned Mr. Putin's commitment to democracy.
Consequently, its own commitment to democracy is, to that extent, weakened.
VALUES Thammasat University began as the People's University with a strong commitment to democracy.
Today, although mouthing commitment to democracy, it clings to the weapons of terror.
It raises the question, where is the notorious objectivity and commitment to democracy?" it said.
We need to see a firmer commitment to democracy, the rule of law and the market economy.
A question emerges- where is the notorious objectivity and commitment to democracy?" the statement said.
NATO shares your commitment to democracy, rule of law as well as security and stability in the region.
And by joining the OECD, they were affirming a common commitment to democracy, open markets and free trade.
Swiss commitment to democracy is an example for nations and people everywhere who yearn for greater freedoms and human rights.
The ruling class, which now often speaks of its commitment to democracy, was opposed to each and every democratic advance.
A commitment to democracy and rule of law ratified not only by his election but by his willingness to step down from power after only one term.
The EU's relationship with Pakistan is based on a commitment to democracy, peace and stability, trade and development and respect for human rights.
While we may worship in different ways, our values are universal,including our commitment to democracy and equality.".
Nigerians have shown their commitment to democracy and are determined to entrench its culture.
Once more it is basic values that are attacked: freedom, humanism,tolerance and unshakeable commitment to democracy.".
We call for support for our commitment to democracy, which is a difficult choice in the current context of the region where we are.
Essebsi called the visit is a"historic and highly symbolic moment" andaddressed MEPs on his country's commitment to democracy and freedom.
Reaffirming our commitment to democracy as the fundamental value underpinning the Union, we recognise it also constitutes the fundamental challenge confronting us today.
As democracy is the dominant opinion,proceduralism means a formalistic commitment to democracy which does not recognise self-organisation as a meaningful principle.
In a similar way,China's engagement would likely be less potent without Russian efforts to weaken democratic institutions and loosen commitment to democracy.
Canada and the EU share a strong commitment to democracy, fundamental freedoms, the protection of human rights, liberal and open trade and multilateralism.
Russia's assault on democratic institutions, including electoral interference, the spread of corruption, and disinformation campaigns,weakens some actors' commitment to democracy.
This agreement reaffirms the European and Japanese commitment to democracy, protection of human rights, free and open trade, multilateralism and a rules-based world order.
European leaders have endorsed a plan to create a single economic area for the western Balkans butthe volatile region has been told to show more commitment to democracy and the rule of law to join the EU.
This will be a forum with a firm and clear commitment to democracy, freedom and respect for human rights,” said Chilean President Sebastian Piner after the signing ceremony.
Looks forward to the establishment of an inclusive, representative transitional Government of Libya, andemphasises the need for the transitional period to be underpinned by a commitment to democracy, good governance, rule of law and respect for human rights;