Examples of using This democratic process in English and their translations into Spanish
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It was an enriching experience to participate in this democratic process.
This democratic process was interrupted on three occasions by the intervention of the army in the political arena 1996, 1999 and 2010.
Constituents have the right to watch their elected officials during this democratic process.
Outside this democratic process, private interests control the economy and the press, thereby manipulating much of the public debate.
The Carter Center stands ready to continue accompanying Ecuadorian people in this democratic process.
On the other hand, once this democratic process was effectively carried out, violence broke out, and now we must react quickly in order to stop the massacre.
I wish to pay tribute to them, as well as toall 20 political parties, which played an important role in this democratic process.
In this democratic process the invited delegations participated and 10 representatives were chosen: 5 primary and 5 substitutes, of which 6 are men and 4 women.
They understand the cityas a common space, with the closest level of government to citizens as the facilitator of this democratic process.
This democratic process has been promoted by parliamentary elections that were declared fair and free by hundreds of international observers.
Our return to Haiti, on 15 October 1994, after three years of exile, andthe peace achieved through this democratic process constitute a political miracle.
The Government of Chad believes it important that this democratic process be achieved so that the rule of law and also peace and prosperity, which are the ultimate goals, might be attained.
While this world-wide surge for democracy is a welcome development for parliamentarians like us,the greatest challenge facing us today is how to sustain this democratic process.
Above all, there must be the international will to encourage,facilitate and enrich this democratic process, as would be exemplified through massive development assistance over a sustained period.
Guyana had noted these recommendations and voluntarily committed to hold consultations over the next two years andto reflect the outcome of this democratic process in its domestic laws.
This democratic process elected the President of the Republic, who received 72 per cent of the vote, as well as the Parliament and the new Government, which are now functioning smoothly, and the country has recovered its stability.
Guyana is voluntarily committing to hold consultations on this issue over the next 2 years andbased on the outcome of this democratic process, these will be reflected in Guyana's laws.
The adoption of this democratic process was seen in the executivelegislative partnership, in development planning at the national and local levels, and in the active participation of women in the formulation of plans and programs.
As we prepare for our 2012 presidential, parliamentary and local council elections, we are cognizant of the fact that it is our primary responsibility to organize andprovide the necessary logistical requirements for this democratic process.
We urge that this democratic process be allowed to play itself out and wish to add that there can be no understanding or support from the international community for those who, fearing defeat at the polls, darkly threaten with violence and intimidation those who wish to exercise their right to vote.
Finally, we have established the new Supreme Court of Justice- which is appointing new judges in every jurisdiction of the country- thus completing the restructuring of the third andlast branch of government awaiting restoration in this democratic process.
Today the Republic of Yemen is enjoying stability, a democratic process and economic reforms,which must enjoy the encouragement and support of the international community since this democratic process will contribute to the strengthening of security and stability at the local and regional levels.
His Excellency has affirmed on many occasions his determination to continue this democratic process and to consolidate its foundations so that it may succeed in building a state of law based on transparency and accountability and the strengthening of the role of legislative and constitutional institutions.
Alongside this democratic process, which embodies our people's aspirations to fully exercise its rights, our country is engaged in a decisive struggle to eradicate poverty and to combat illiteracy and marginalization, for we are convinced that genuine enjoyment of human rights and fundamental freedoms cannot be fully achieved except through a sustained effort aimed at enhancing citizens' socio-economic and cultural level.
Within this strategic and coordinated work, these bodies have played a very important role in this democratic process, strengthening women's political participation, offering training and capacity-building, holding discussions and making proposals, monitoring and lodging complaints about violence against women in positions of power.
