Examples of using Democratically elected representatives in English and their translations into Swedish
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Contact with democratically elected representatives at local and regional levels is important.
I would also like to emphasise that every state has the right to adopt its own constitution through democratically elected representatives.
It also congratulates the democratically elected representatives of the Iraqi people.
Democratically elected representatives must act as such:
You have a crucial contribution to make as democratically elected representatives and also as an arm of the budgetary authority.
We should be clear that the EU must immediately reopen dialogue with the legitimately and democratically elected representatives.
That must be our task as democratically elected representatives, and that is the approach adopted in Mr Rehder's report.
voice- in other words, to give the democratically elected representatives of the people a voice- on foreign policy.
He has said that only democratically elected representatives should have the possibility of calling back implementing measures.
This was the last and so far the only time that a US President has spoken to the democratically elected representatives of the people of Europe.
The Finns and their democratically elected representatives knew both then
More importantly, how can democracy prevail when non-elected NGOs enjoy more privileged access to the key players than democratically elected representatives?
As the democratically elected representatives of the people of Europe, you are best placed to carry this message to the US Congress.
This is a time for thanksgiving that we are able to sit alongside democratically elected representatives of those previously suppressed peoples.
This means that only democratically elected representatives, without exception, have the right to participate
It is our fundamental values which are at stake here. As the democratically elected representatives of the European people, we have no choice.
And yet, when the democratically elected representatives of the people, the Duma, challenge Mr Yeltsin,
This gave a clear signal that the reconstruction in question can no longer be achieved without the participation of the peoples of the European Union and their democratically elected representatives.
It is you yourselves in particular, as the democratically elected representatives of Europe's nations,
I am going to begin by trying to clarify the sometimes exaggerated idea about the meaning of the Riksbank having an independent position in relation to our democratically elected representatives.
We are the democratically elected representatives of the people of the European Community
inalienable right of our people to fully participate in the process of government, through their democratically elected representatives.
Nonetheless, it would appear that above President Khatami and the democratically elected representatives of the people stands the all powerful Revolutionary Council,
political parties and their democratically elected representatives.
the fact that directly and democratically elected representatives of the European public are able to observe elections outside EU borders to ensure that they are being held properly is a considerable asset for the Union,
Development Council to enter into a substantive dialogue with the democratically elected representatives and the ethnic minorities.
Development Council" to enter into a substantial dialogue with the democratically elected representatives and the ethnic minorities with a view to arriving at a mutually agreed internal solution to the problems of Burma
then we cannot continue to proceed in ways which exclude the democratically elected representatives from important areas of policy.
However, the Council Presidency expressed concern in December over the decision by Turkey's constitutional court to close the Democratic Society Party and ban some of its democratically elected representatives from political activity 2.
to prevent a number of its democratically elected representatives from carrying out any political activity.