democratic institutions

He did not help design democratic institutions, and he did not lay the foundations for an orderly economic reform.

He appealed for unity in the fight against drug cartels which he said were threatening to destroy Mexico's democratic institutions.

But, as a class, the intelligentsia did not create lasting democratic institutions or solidify the freedoms granted in 1991.

Having destroyed any semblance of democratic institutions and with no rule of law, Mr Putin's rich barons have to rely on shaky agreements.

The overall effects are hampered economic development, weakened democratic institutions and a growing culture of impunity.

She notes, however, that nobody knows how Russia will respond to any crisis in the absence of democratic institutions.

They are pledging to help build democratic institutions that were never allowed to develop under his 42-year rule.

Such steps by the Obama administration are worthwhile to promote the long-term development of democratic institutions.

Comparing Poland's democratic institutions to totalitarian Turkmenistan is a bit harsh, but Mr Pytel has a point.

Post-tsunami reconstruction is taking place at time of constitutional reform and deepening of democratic institutions.

In the twenty years since the Soviet collapse, Russians' real incomes have increased. But democratic institutions have not kept up.

I want to appeal to democratic institutions and people all over the world not to be confused by the yellow propaganda of the RNA.

You have yet seriously to confront my two core questions. Does China need democratic institutions to support the next phase of its growth?

Civil society was suppressed, so all of these things that support strong democratic institutions aren't there.

In the United States, free public schools for all are seen as democratic institutions that foster social cohesion.

He further develops this model throughout his book, and concludes by offering practical proposals for reforming democratic institutions.

These are supposed to help combat poverty but opponents say they undermine democratic institutions, including the police.

"Economic development and democratic institutions are inextricably linked, " he explained.

This means the color revolutions were not genuine revolutions, but rather political changes that perfected existing democratic institutions.

To avoid "a general crisis of democratic institutions" , citizens should be given a more direct role, says Mr Kretschmann.

He knew that reforms should preferably not be carried out without democratic institutions and public support.

It hasn't strengthened democratic institutions. It has not played any role in democratic reform.

The two initiatives seek to build up educational, economic and democratic institutions, and empower socially vulnerable groups.

Country-specific democratic institutions permit their expression and unleash great dynamism.

He has respected South Africa's democratic institutions and made no apparent shift to the left.

Some might argue that King Bhumibol shares the blame for the failure of democratic institutions to take root in Thailand.

Some Colombians think the bills would increase the credibility of their democratic institutions.

For the longer term, we are fully committed to developing further our democratic institutions in accordance with the Basic Law.

He responded with praise and warm words for Ghana and its democratic institutions.

She has also implied that she will be more respectful of Argentina's democratic institutions than her sometimes high-handed husband.

Elected but autocratic presidents have neutered judiciaries and other democratic institutions.

It tears the social fabric of cities, threatening the foundations of democratic institutions.

Whoever wins, Peruvians may end up having to defend their democratic institutions themselves.

Of course Japan's democratic institutions are Japan specific; so are Britain's, France's, Brazil's and South Korea's.

on the other, it was aimed at defending democratic institutions.

but their methods are a grave danger to democratic institutions.

Once this is accomplished, such groups can participate in, and contribute to their country's democratic institutions.

Citizens and governments need to work together to build and sustain strong democratic institutions.

The lack of democratic institutions in China and its fundamental lack of respect for human rights is a justifiable cause for criticism.

Indeed, India's private sector has thrived in spite of, not because of, its democratic institutions.

My broad feeling is that representative democratic institutions are not functioning right now as they did 20 or 30 years ago.

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