Examples of using More democratically in English and their translations into Swedish
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As long as we have a more democratically legitimate Parliament, everybody wins.
faster and more democratically.
How can it work more democratically when most people are not allowed a vote, and those that do vote are ignored?
We all hoped that he would be able to lead Iran onto a more democratically open and tolerant path.
we hope that the United Nations will, in future, work more transparently and, above all, more democratically.
Giving it the tools to do this task more efficiently, more democratically, is not a distraction.
About facts and figures, or also about how citizens can be involved more democratically and more actively in shaping policy?
Most of the decisions taken by the Union relating to the common policies can therefore be adopted more effectively and more democratically.
Thanks to these, Europe will be able to perform better and more democratically, for example in the area of cross-border crime.
The first page also added that the purpose of the Lisbon Treaty was to help the EU work more democratically.
The military has, Farahat notes,"subtly colluded with Islamists against their more democratically inclined compatriots
These are more democratically structured and have higher membership rates than in other countries.
because as we are that legislator we must surely be best able to do the job ourselves, and also more democratically.
We must address this because the Lisbon Treaty could make us work more effectively, more democratically, although we must not use it as an excuse for failing to respond immediately to the needs of our citizens.
was seeking to become more democratically accountable to its citizens.
make the agreement more democratically representative and bring the sometimes excessively technical aspects of the agreement more into line with the feelings of the citizens we represent, thereby giving the agreement a greater popular dimension.
which has a much more ambitious mandate for the reform of the European institutions and above all, which functions more democratically.
which allows the European Union to function more effectively and more democratically and which, moreover, gives the EU a social
In this way the people of each country can become involved more democratically and more directly in the process of building their Europe
Mr Kirkhope asked just now whether we have answered the questions posed at Laeken about making the EU more democratically accountable and closer to its citizens.