Examples of using Democratically expressed in English and their translations into Spanish
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My sole objective was to ensure that the democratically expressed will of the Ivorian people was respected.
I can therefore assert with confidence, the importance that national articulations in global forums have in truly reflecting the democratically expressed will of their people.
The Republic of South Sudan is the fulfilment of the democratically expressed will to self-determination by the overwhelming majority of the South Sudanese people.
The inauguration of President Ouattara represented the culmination of the struggle of the people of Côte d'Ivoire against the attempt to foil their democratically expressed will.
This timely action was essential in ensuring that the democratically expressed will of the people was not thwarted.
We are convinced that in these times of renewal and reform,the main bodies of the United Nations can only stand to gain from democratically expressed pluralism.
We believe that the answer to Kosovo's status should take into account the will of its people as democratically expressed and not disregard the rights of minorities.
The preamble to the 2006 Constitution repeated from the 1969 Constitution states that"Her Majesty's Government will never enter into arrangements under which the people of Gibraltar would pass under the sovereignty of another state against their freely and democratically expressed wishes.
Yet the certification provided a consensus basis for diplomatic action,including by ECOWAS, to ensure that the democratically expressed will of the Ivorian people was respected.
Her Majesty's Government will not enter into any arrangements under which the people of Gibraltar would pass under the sovereignty of another State against their freely and democratically expressed wishes.
On both sides there are still small groups of dissidents prepared to use violence to bring down the Agreement and to frustrate the democratically expressed wishes of the people.
That meant that Gibraltar would not pass from being a British colony to being a Spanish colony,as Spain demanded, against the freely and democratically expressed wishes of its people.
Spain's offer to reintegrate Gibraltar into Spain could therefore only be the basis for a settlement if it had the freely and democratically expressed support of the people of Gibraltar.
In this sense, we condemn the atrocities committed in East Timor against the civilian population, andwe join the whole world in demanding that its will, democratically expressed, be respected.
Article 3 further provides that a united(32 county)Ireland shall be only brought about by peaceful means with the consent of the people, democratically expressed, in both jurisdictions in the island.
It was totally irrational to suggest that a Territory could be decolonized by applying the principle of territorial integrity unless it was with the democratically expressed consent of the inhabitants.
In addition, I appreciate the efforts of ECOWAS and the African Union, and their high-level representatives,to bring the crisis to a peaceful end in a manner that respects the democratically expressed will of the Ivorian people.
Throughout this period, I maintained contact with key African leaders to encourage them in their efforts to find a peaceful solution to the crisis in a manner that respects the democratically expressed will of the Ivorian people.
The Government has repeatedly made clear that it stands by the 1969 commitment given by the then Labour Government that there will be no change in Gibraltar's sovereignty against the freely and democratically expressed wishes of its people.
In the light of ensuing developments,the certification mandate has proved to be a critical tool in guaranteeing the credibility of the Ivorian presidential elections and protecting the democratically expressed will of the Ivorian people.
The United Nations, as a friend of Puerto Rico, should recommend to the United States Government that it should resolve the territory's political status by admitting Puerto Rico as a state,in accordance with the democratically expressed will of the Puerto Ricans.
When sources of grant assistance are cut, and the contractual conditions become more strenuous,there is a danger that policies and programmes of the union are less in response to the democratically expressed needs of the members, and more in response to donor organisations.
The Secretary-General worked closely with the African Union, the Economic Community ofWest African States and world leaders to find a peaceful solution to the post-election crisis that respected the democratically expressed will of the Ivorian people.
The Government of the United Kingdom was also trying to de-list the Cayman Islands, butit was imperative that the Committee decisively defeat all such attempts until there was persuasive evidence that that conformed to the democratically expressed aspirations of the people of the Cayman Islands.
This will require substantial reform of the working methods of the United Nations. Furthermore, it will require a new attitude by Member States in order to create a just andequitable international society based on the authentic, democratically expressed will of the international community.
Mr. Bossano noted that in his submission to the Fourth Committee andthe Special Committee on Decolonization the view had been expressed that it was not possible to decolonize Gibraltar unless its decolonization reflected the democratically expressed wishes of the inhabitants of the colony.
The United Kingdom remained committed also to the people of Gibraltar, would not enter into arrangements under which they would pass under the sovereignty of another State against their democratically expressed wishes and would not enter into sovereignty negotiations which they opposed.
At the 3rd meeting, on 11 October, with the Committee's consent, Mr. Joe Bossano, Chief Minister of Gibraltar,made a statement in which he said that it was not possible to decolonize Gibraltar unless its decolonization reflected the democratically expressed wishes of the inhabitants of the Territory.
He concluded by highlighting the increased"normativization" of politics, the consolidated role of judicial review in reducing arbitrariness on the part of constitutional organs, and the relationship between the legitimacy of State functions(based on constitutional rules),on the one hand, and the democratically expressed will of the people on the other.
They have even tried to restrict investment inflows, all on account of political differences between them and us. Is it not a paradox that, while we are denied resources for development,funding is readily made available to support elements bent on subverting the democratically expressed will of the majority of our citizens and to unconstitutionally effect regime change?