Examples of using Functioning state in English and their translations into Greek
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For a Functioning State.
Anti-nationalism as demand for a functioning state.
Albania became a functioning state after World War One after domination under the Ottoman Empire.
Greece is not a functioning state.
Even the best administration is impossible to produce without a functioning state.
People also translate
It would certainly have helped us if Haiti had been a functioning state, but it is not, and nor will it be for a long time yet.
The name of the game is that there needs to be a functioning state.
The ultimate aim is to help create a functioning state that will be able to serve the Somalian people and where we also have to combat terrorism. Terrorism, unfortunately, is very much anchored there, where we nearly have a failed state, so we have a huge task indeed.
Indeed, a central demand of the movement was to get“a functioning state”.
Judging by appearances,Somaliland looks much more like a functioning state than its parent nation of Somalia.
Indeed, more than direct democracy, people seemed to be mainly longing for a properly functioning state.
Washington's long-term game plan for Russia has been to destroy is as a functioning state or to permanently weaken it so it submits to US hegemony.
In the 21st century, it turned out that thisis the only way, in normal functioning states.
The current Russian authorities know perfectly well that as soon as strong institutions are built in Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, or any other place,as soon as functioning states emerge, such institutions, such states will reflect and enforce the will of their people, which is to become fully independent and move towards Europe.”.
The primary challenges for Afghanistan are restoring security and establishing a functioning state.
Because the current Russian authorities know perfectly well that-as soon as strong institutions are built in Ukraine, Georgia, Moldova, orany other place-as soon as functioning states emerge-such institutions, such states will reflect and enforce the will of their people, which is to become fully independent and move towards Europe.
Iran, though an adversary of the United States with a history of repression,is a robust, functioning state.
In this region in which global capital is barely interested,there is no properly functioning state to be defended in the first place.
Speaking in a TV interview with RTL's Nachtjournal programme two days after his return to Germany last week,Todenhöfer said Isis has worked hard to establish itself as a functioning state.
Sources close to the talks told the Haaretz daily Netanyahu claimed that Syria was no longer a functioning state, allowing“for different thinking”.
Of the countries in the Middle East in which the U.S. has supported regime change since 2003,only Tunisia can be said to be anything resembling a stable, functioning state.
On December 26, 1991,the Soviet of the Republics adopted a resolution declaring that the Soviet Union no longer existed as a functioning state and voted both itself and the Soviet Union out of existence.
They call on BiH to use the EU membership application evaluation process to prove that it is a functioning state.
By defending the creation of a united Bosnia-Herzegovina, pushing, for example, for the abolition of Republika Srpska andthe Brcˇko district as obstacles to the creation of a functioning state, the movement would have destroyed any possibility of support from other regions.
Unlike Somalia, the outgrowths of which were discussed in the previous item on the agenda,Nigeria is a functioning state.
But, according to Jasmin Mujanovic',“This process cannot merely be understood as one of banal‘corruption',as there is no functioning state that is being corrupted, per se”.
They believe the SNSD leader's actions("fuelled by Russian… petrodollars")over the past two years have reversed much of BiH's postwar progress towards becoming a functioning state.
Speaking after his meeting with the members of the Bosnian tripartite presidency,Josipovic said that Zagreb wants BiH to be a stable, functioning state that achieves the goal of joining NATO and the EU.
Almost eight years after the violence ended, the most difficult questions facing the international community still relate to one key issue: whether ornot there is going to be a functioning state of BiH.
By averting this risk we could facilitate another settlement that would include the long-term, and not merely superficial, regulation of relations between Belgrade and Novi Sad, and between the indigenous minorities in Vojvodina andthe state; it could also help to break the deadlock and enable a functioning state to be established in Bosnia.