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Перевод: democracy

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демократия ; демократизм ; демократическое государство; демократическая партия; народовластие
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Тезаурус:

1. Your contributor Denis MacShane ("The pain in Spain", 1 May) says Spain's Thatcherite socialists use the stick - anti-strike laws and so on - but offer no carrot in the shape of a "new model of socialist equality, fairness or industrial democracy".
2. Apart from creating a catastrophe point where an extra per cent of votes can theoretically send a party from 15 to 66 per cent of the council (the French have never been comfortable with simple democracy) this, also theoretically, gives minority parties a voice.
3. In Pakistan, political sensitivities take priority, for despite Prime Minister Bhutto's public commitment to a crusade against the drug barons, everybody knows that the new democracy is not strong enough to take them on.
4. The mass media report politics; they are also, in every sense, political institutions of central importance to the functioning of Nigerian democracy.
5. In passing, one might note that democracy was never an intention of the reformers but rather an unintended consequence of their theological reformation.
6. In a western liberal democracy heavily dependent on the stock market as its allocator of scare resources, society surely has the right to decide which legitimate interests are in need of protection.
7. The calls for democracy in the meantime shifted back to the campuses.
8. If the contra operation worked, Central America would be saved for democracy and Communism stopped at the doorstep of the United States.
9. Nevertheless, the Greek system still has some way to travel before it will be the sort of political machine a post-cold-war democracy requires.
10. Increasingly the Thatcher governments became the protector of the ratepayer rather than the defender of local democracy.
11. Issues vital to the well-being and future of individuals and communities broadcast on a new level of information and sophistication would mark a big step forward for thoughtful democracy.
12. "I would seriously ask the question of those who would impose an absolute prohibition, what kind of right in a free and liberal democracy do they think they have to say no to that group of people?
13. The nineteenth century was seen as the age of liberalism and democracy and of the victory of money values.