Übersetzung für "Political system " (Englisch → Deutsch) :

15. Stresses the need for the Georgian authorities to seek to bring about national reconciliation; expresses concern that numerous officials who had served under the previous government and some members of the current opposition have been charged with criminal offences and are imprisoned or placed in pre-trial detention; expresses concern, also, about the potential use of the judicial system to fight against political opponents, which could undermine Georgia’s European course and the efforts of the Georgian authorities in the area of democratic reform; recalls that the existence of a valuable political opposition is paramount to the creation of a balanced and mature political system ...[+++], to which Georgia is aspiring;

15. Stresses the need for the Georgian authorities to seek to bring about national reconciliation; expresses concern that numerous officials who had served under the previous government and some members of the current opposition have been charged with criminal offences and are imprisoned or placed in pre-trial detention; expresses concern, also, about the potential use of the judicial system to fight against political opponents, which could undermine the efforts of the Georgian authorities in the area of democratic reform; recalls that the existence of a valuable political opposition is paramount to the creation of a balanced and mature political system, to which ...[+++] Georgia is aspiring;

6. Points to the crucial role of a system of checks and balances for any modern democratic state and to the fundamental role that the Turkish Grand National Assembly must play at the centre of Turkey’s political system in providing a framework for dialogue and consensus-building across the political spectrum; expresses concern about political polarisation and the lack of readiness on the part of government and opposition to work towards consensus on key reforms and the drafting of a new constitution for Turkey; urges all political actors, the government and the opposition to work together to enhance a pluralistic vision within state in ...[+++]stitutions and to promote the modernisation and democratisation of the state and of society; emphasises the crucial role of civil society organisations and the need for adequate communication with the public on the reform process; calls on the political majority to actively involve other political forces and civil society organisations in the deliberation process on relevant reforms and to take into consideration their interests and views in an inclusive manner; emphasises that constitutional reform must remain the top priority for the process of further modernisation and democratisation of Turkey;

6. Points to the crucial role of a system of checks and balances for any modern democratic state and to the fundamental role that the Turkish Grand National Assembly must play at the centre of Turkey’s political system in providing a framework for dialogue and consensus-building across the political spectrum; expresses concern about political polarisation and the lack of readiness on the part of government and opposition to work towards consensus on key reforms and the drafting of a new constitution for Turkey; urges all political actors, the government and the opposition to work together to enhance a pluralistic vision within state in ...[+++]stitutions and to promote the modernisation and democratisation of the state and of society; emphasises the crucial role of civil society organisations and the need for adequate communication with the public on the reform process; calls on the political majority to actively involve other political forces and civil society organisations in the deliberation process on relevant reforms and to take into consideration their interests and views in an inclusive manner; emphasises that constitutional reform must remain the top priority for the process of further modernisation and democratisation of Turkey;

Political apathy and polarisation in elections has also risen, reflecting citizens' faltering trust in current political systems.

4. Invites President Medvedev to match the deed to the word and to guarantee the adoption of the necessary reforms of the political system, and expects that the new Russian President will be ready to take them forward, including the much needed simplification of rules governing the registration of political parties; calls for a serious commitment to also address the problems of media freedom and freedom of assembly and expression; reiterates the EU's readiness to cooperate with Russia, including in the framework provided by the Partnership for Modernisation, to improve respect for human and fundamental rights in which connection a key ...[+++]issue is the release of political prisoners, and the effectiveness of an independent rule-of-law system in Russia;