Examples of using Basic democratic in English and their translations into Hebrew
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A Basic Democratic Right.
Freedom of speech is a basic democratic right.
It violates a basic democratic right-the right to be elected-and has no parallel in any democracy.
Freedom of speech is a basic democratic value.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon accused Johnson of acting likea“tinpot dictator” by pushing through an“outrageous assault on basic democratic principles”.
It's a basic democratic right.
The silencing of the minority by the majority contradicts basic democratic principles.”.
That's a basic democratic right.
This is an absurd situation in which a body that is politically biased by its very structure andcomposition has the power to restrict the basic democratic right to stand for office.
This is a basic democratic right.
In many countries, details such as grant recipient, amount, project, and duration are not publicly accessible,in violation of basic democratic principles.
Non-violent protest is a basic democratic right that must be upheld.
As a cover-up for legalizing a settler pirate radio station(Arutz-7) a tender was issued by thegovernment on the basis of military decrees which threaten basic democratic principles.
It also is increasingly attacking the basic democratic rights of its citizens.
But the fact that most judges grant every security request, without question or reflection,should worry all freedom lovers and all who believe in the most basic democratic values.
Jewish youth have not internalized basic democratic values," said Prof. Daniel Bar-Tal, one of the conference organizers.
The school's student council blasted the move, calling it a“cowardly, unfortunate and irresponsible move,which violates basic democratic values and the high school's educational values.”.
In fact, some recent empirical findings sustain the argument that JewishIsraelis are not off track regarding the basic democratic creed: a large majority(71.3%) of the respondents in a national representative sample opposed granting more rights in Israel to its Jewish citizens; 69.2% opposed that the right of citizens to harshly criticize the state authorities in public would be limited by the law; 54.9% agreed that the state should guarantee proportional representation in the civil service to Israeli Arabs.
Iain Levine, HRW's deputy executive director of program, said:“This decision andthe spurious rationale should worry anyone concerned about Israel's commitment to basic democratic values.”.
But proposals like the“Nakba Law,” beyond violating basic democratic values, will only push the Arab community to greater extremism and separatism.
Ian Levine, Deputy Executive Director of Programmes at Human Rights Watch stated“This decision andthe spurious rationale should worry anyone concerned about Israel's commitment to basic democratic values.
By the use of brute force,it would try to deny it its most basic democratic rights, attempting to seal off any possibility of a working-class revolution.
Iain Levine, deputy executive director of programs at Human Rights Watch said the decision andthe“spurious rationale” behind it“should worry anyone concerned about Israel's commitment to basic democratic values.”.
A poll conducted immediately after the Nov. 6 elections for the liberal Jewish J Street organization shows that while Israelis andtheir elected officials distance themselves from basic democratic values, chief among them equality and freedom of expression, an overwhelming majority of American Jews identify with these values.
Deputy Executive Director of Program at Human Rights Watch Iain Levine reacted to the move, saying that“this decision andthe spurious rationale should worry anyone concerned about Israel's commitment to basic democratic values.".
I will not go because half the people under Israeli control are second-class citizens, in the case of the Palestinians who are Israeli citizens,or subjects lacking any basic democratic rights, in the case of the Palestinians living in the occupied territory.
When new member of Knesset May Golan talks about citizens of the“Nation of Israel” as opposed to citizens of Israel, one can assume that this is not an attempt to manipulate but a serious anddeep lack of understanding of basic democratic concepts.
The justification for this decision, as explained by Hebrew University's leadership in a statement to the press,was that"the attacks on the judicial system threaten the basic democratic life of academic work, research and teaching.
Does that really mean that Natan Sharansky, Head of the Jewish Agency and a good friend of Binyamin Netanyahu, calls upon the United States to halt all financial and diplomatic aid toIsrael, as a means of pressuring Israel to accept basic democratic norms of behavior and cease to occupy and oppress millions of people?