Examples of using Democratic rules in English and their translations into Russian
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It resumed its previous role as a militarist organization incapable of conforming to democratic rules.
In order to carry out its programme to publicize human rights and democratic rules and values, the Centre has two permanent tools.
Argentina will be present in all multilateral forums,where we will participate to ensure more equitable and democratic rules.
The Government is doing its best to ensure moderation in order to institutionalize democratic rules and ideals and to leave conflict permanently behind.
Some leaders have defied democratic rules in the most imaginative ways, while everything that was wrong with our continent has carried on the same, or worse.
It must avoid encouraging those who are tempted to violate republican and democratic rules by removing any ambiguity.
Still, the Congo, anxious to build a modern State predicated on respect for law and democratic rules, will continue to endeavour, insofar as possible, along with national and international partners, to effectively promote and protect human rights and human beings.
The transfer of power from the old to the new government was properly andsmoothly handled in accordance with the democratic rules and procedures.
In order to do this, they must ensure that their rights are recognized and that democratic rules are observed in the conduct of their country's social, economic and political affairs.
Moreover, it was argued that it is up to the electorate, the political parties and the persons concerned to ensure that the democratic rules are observed.
The act does not authorize any interference in the internal organization of political parties, butis limited to requiring that party by-laws must include democratic rules for their operation. The by-laws must also encourage the promotion of women in their directing bodies and ensure transparency in their financial management, so as to combat all forms of corruption.
All Ivorian parties must understand that they will not block the peace efforts with impunity if they take an obstructive stance,make hate speeches or challenge democratic rules.
The development of economic blocs runs counter to the idea of a world based on the democratic rules of free trade for all on an equal footing.
While blatant cases of violence were reportedly rare,the atmosphere was not considered as conducive to an electoral process run according to democratic rules and domestic laws.
The Government is as firm in implementing security as it is rigorous in respecting democratic rules, and is open and generous in looking for peace.
In this context, it is worth mentioning that the changes taking place in Cuban society, principally in the economic sector,are creating a more conducive framework enabling the incipient movement of non-governmental organizations to reform Cuban civil society and to call for democratic rules in relations between society and the political authorities.
Others believe that what is required is a political understanding between the leading parties to the effect that the democratic rules will continue to be observed after the elections are held.
The fundamental importance of this specific task of reforming the political parties and the electoral system, within the broader spectrum of political reforms, is defined primarily by its key role in regulating the institutionalization of a democratic political system, both as a vehicle for grouping a plurality of interests, respecting differences and minorities,and strengthening the democratic rules of the game, and as a vehicle for consensus-building.
We will persevere- that is, we will continue consultations so thatthe interests of all delegations may be met, but the democratic rules must apply; otherwise, our Organization will lose its significance.
While the formation of economic blocs is an established fact, it gives us pause nevertheless:To what extent might this phenomenon constitute a stumbling block for a world based on the democratic rules of free trade and on equal conditions for all?
This asymmetry has led to the organization of the Non-Aligned movement, and numerous regional organizations(ALBA, CELAC, MERCOSUR,OIC), whose members do not always apply democratic rules, that attempt to balance out the overwhelming economic and political power of a few nations.
Moreover, this concept asserts respect for the fundamental freedoms of all individuals and citizens and the observance of their effective and full enjoyment,as well as the participation of all citizens in the sharing of power, through the democratic rules of representation, transparency, control and alternation.
In light of the new realities of the international community, in which we have 185 united nations- not 50 or51- which demand greater respect for the very basic principle of the sovereign equality of States and more democratic rules and transparency, we believe that it is time to take action to curtail the use of this unjustifiable power.
In that respect- and specifically concerning democracy- Gabon, which was one of the very first African countries to return to political pluralism,has been making an effort for several years now to establish new institutions adapted to democratic rules and to promote the emergence of a genuine state of law.
We have made a choice- it was not imposed- andsince we live in a democratic world we feel we can count on everyone's understanding in order that the democratic rules may apply, which means heeding the voice of the majority.
The interest shown by Arab Governments in human development, human rights and human dignity based on equality,justice and liberty; and their commitment to establishing democratic rules and principles which favour respect for the rights of the child;
The Group urged the Independent National Electoral Commission and the other transitional institutions, as well as the political forces and the media, to raise awareness about democratic values among the population, including political actors, activists and supporters, to familiarize them with the voting process andto induce them to uphold democratic rules, which implied tolerance, a non-predetermined outcome and acceptance of the verdict of the vote.
Therefore, once formed the democratic rule had a steady legal and liberal foundation.
The Government was committed to a return to democratic rule in October 1998.
Over the past decade there has been a noticeable andcommendable trend towards democratic rule.