It also provides an example of democratic change.

In the process, change must be as democratic as possible.

Democratic restoration implies ideological pluralism, political change and economic growth.

But coercive regime change was never the key to democratic transition.

D. Cooperation in monitoring democratic change including election monitoring in Africa

In Eastern Europe, the process of democratic change is now irreversible.

In Eastern Europe the process of democratic change is now irreversible.

Our task is to strengthen indigenous political forces pushing for democratic change.

Third, the pressures for democratic change have significantly bolstered Turkey s regional influence.

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We have to reform our economies, change our leadership, become more democratic, be more open to change and to information.

Given India s democratic traditions, it is likely that the change will be peaceful.

Change is rendered more difficult by the insufficient democratic legitimacy of EU bodies.

But it is a lapsed democratic country. They must help to change that.

The pace of democratic change in Afghanistan has been remarkable by any standards.

Second, a change of government through elections prompted reforms and gave them democratic legitimacy.

Denmark has been a staunch supporter of the forces of democratic change in South Africa.

Only pressure from civilized and democratic nations can change the situation and bring us peace.

After contesting every election since 2000, Tsvangirai s Movement for Democratic Change (MDC) has changed tactics reluctantly.

Our aspiration to democratic change is, I feel, realistic and its implementation is, I believe, inevitable.

It was a victory won through change in favour of a new and truly democratic Republic.

The goal is not to ensure Europe s democratic purity, but to change the nature of Belarus s government.

If Saudi Wahhabis accept democratic procedures, Wahhabism will be forced to change its guiding attitudes and principles.

(d) Cooperation between the United Nations and OAU in monitoring democratic change, including observing elections in Africa

The United Nations can, however, take pride in its contributions to the democratic change in South Africa.

This fear comes at a time when the wider Middle East is abuzz with talk of democratic change.

The Roundtable also provided the Communists with a sense of safety that diminished their fear of democratic change.

Last year s general election brought regime change to Japan. Yukio Hatoyama s Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) thrashed the Liberal Democratic Party, which had governed almost continuously for a half century.

Third, a Democratic administration has said it will put climate change at the forefront of its global policy concerns.

But the record of democratic transitions since 1974 suggests that regime change in China is unlikely to be calamitous.

The allegations of the Congress for Democratic Change created some tension in Monrovia, where the party's supporters held demonstrations.

Though presumably committed to democratic change, the South African regime still had foreign English Page (Mr. Kumalo, Observer, PAC)

In this context, the Conference recognized that to achieve rapid progress in the negotiations and to contribute to the democratic transformation of South Africa there was a need for the maximum possible support to be provided for those promoting democratic change, as well as the application of effective pressure on the Pretoria regime and others resisting democratic change.

This began to change as societies became more democratic and labor unions and other groups mobilized against capitalism s perceived abuses.

And democratic change in Pakistan is good news for Afghans, Pakistani people, and, by extension, many others around the world.

In the Middle East and the Maghreb, this external factor is missing democratic change must come from within each society.

Any organization that has not provided democratic mechanisms for change and renewal tends to age and become monotonous and ineffective.

Despite setbacks in Libya, Yemen, and Syria, the democratic wave has already begun to change the Middle East s political landscape.

The dominant National Democratic Party (NDP) takes a different view, arguing that political change can be achieved without constitutional reform.

Turkey, which had often proclaimed its Islamist democratic model as a goal for other Muslim majority countries seeking democratic change, has also lost out as a result of the coup in Egypt.

Japan s change of government in 2009 when the Democratic Party of Japan (DPJ) broke the almost uninterrupted monopoly on power held by the Liberal Democratic Party (LDP) since 1955 was not a revolution.

Ideally, this should come about in a manner similar to democratic transitions in Latin America in the 1980 s, when authoritarian, army backed rulers yielded to popular demands for radical, democratic regime change.

The question is whether change will be forced upon us by a crisis or result from careful, democratic deliberation and debate.

And yet, while civil society can be a trigger, sooner or later democratic politics has to drive the process of change.

I also share his view that this will give added impetus to the process, and strengthen the forces, of democratic change.