Examples of using Democratic changes in English and their translations into Slovak
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In order to encourage democratic changes.
Democratic changes in Serbia, was show true face of my son.
However, the government's stated intention of making democratic changes is belied by the facts.
When the democratic changes came about in 1989, we inherited an economic mess.
Iran supports the situation andI do not think that this axis is willing to accept democratic changes.
Democratic changes he instigated were suppressed only through occupation by the armies of the Warszaw Pact.
Among them are non-democratic authoritarian regimes to the existence of which democratic changes pose a real threat.
The year 2000 brought democratic changes to Serbia which allowed new freedom among minority activities.
They are providingthe spark which heralds the collapse of the Arab pseudo model of stability and will trigger democratic changes in the region.
The truth is that if we really want to effect democratic changes in Burma, we must direct our blame and our attention at the Chinese Government.
The European Endowment for Democracy was set up last year to provide rapid andflexible support for those that work for democratic changes.
Čechová& Partners isone of the first law firms established after the democratic changes in the Slovak Republic in the beginning of the 90-ties.
It is right that the democratic changes that are taking place in the Arab world should provide the bedrock for new structures, those of safety, coexistence and development.
Law firm Schweighofer& Partners isone of the first law firms established after the democratic changes in the Slovak Republic in the beginning of the 90-ties of 20th century.
He pursues a softer policy towards the authorities in official Belgrade andfor this reason he is subscribed for a ministerial position in every government since the democratic changes after the year 2000.
Now it is time to make some further democratic changes in Ukraine and Zakarpat'ska for the sake of Rusyns as well as Ukrainians and all other nationalities in the country.
The upsurge in sectarian unrest casts a shadow over PresidentThein Sein's administration as it struggles to make democratic changes after a half-century of military rule.
(PL) Mr President, as it turns out, the democratic changes in Russia are not being accompanied by an improvement in fundamental civil rights, especially the rights of the opposition.
The recent upsurge in sectarian unrest in Myanmar has cast a shadow over PresidentThein Sein's administration as it struggles to make democratic changes after a half century of military rule.
He will be remembered as a man who enabled democratic changes in Croatia and a prime minister who steered Croatia onto its European path,” Mesic said when Racan died from cancer on 29 April 2007.
However, the European memory retains also the victorious May of 1945, the Helsinki Act, the demolition of the Berlin Wall,the tremendous democratic changes in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe at the turn of the 1990s.
Following the democratic changes, these two countries should be classified as safe third countries for refugees and that is where we should be channelling controllable, sustainable, structural aid.
Čechová& Partners isone of the first law firms established after the democratic changes in the Slovak Republic in the beginning of the 90-ties.
Civil society organisations and NGOs in particular played an important role in the overthrow of the Milošević regime,since they managed to mobilise a significant part of the population in order to make democratic changes.
Law firm Schweighofer& Partners isone of the first law firms established after the democratic changes in the Slovak Republic in the beginning of the 90-ties of 20th century.
We joyfully accept democratic changes in the Ukraine made since the end of the year 2004 and we appeal to supreme institutions to recognise Rusyns as a distinct minority as it has happened in other democratic countries of Europe.
In that respect, calls on neighbouring EU Member States, in the spirit of good neighbourly relations,to support the willingness to introduce democratic changes, which means supporting the opening of the negotiation process;
Therefore, the conditionality principle in the EU approach should provideworkable mechanisms to encourage necessarily economic and democratic changes in our partner countries, in accordance with their own willingness and progress.

