Significados de fledgle democracy en inglés

A fledgling democracy's second election is frequently said to be its real test.

Cracks in the fledgling democracy have widened ahead of the an election next year.

But as a fledgling democracy, we have much more difficulty.

Through his leadership our fledgling democracy has continually administered justice without fear' favour or prejudice.

U.S. officials say corruption is a threat to Iraq's fledgling democracy and could undo recent security gains.

Some see it as a poor omen for Egypt's fledgling democracy following last year's overthrow of Hosni Mubarak.

The grim predictions underline how the second election in a fledgling democracy can often be harder than the first.

And the question has to be answered on how this would eventually affect the fledgling democracy under new President Mandela.

However, many fledgling democracies and economies are looking to us for guidance and to understand the secrets of our success.

U.S. officials have stressed they do not think they have a right to interfere too directly in Iraq's fledgling democracy.

The fledgling democracy of Afghanistan takes its hopeful first steps in a news black-out, the dregs of European sour grapes.

She had also shown herself to be a staunch advocate of collective security by supporting fledgling democracies wherever they arose.

It undoes a wrong that threatened a key institution and the functioning of the criminal justice system in the fledgling democracy.

Expanded powers for an army that has topped several governments in the past could have long-term implications for Pakistan's fledgling democracy.

He has said his aim is to encourage fledgling democracies and pay tribute to the many past victims of human rights abuses.

That single debate between Trump and Biden erased credibility from the claim that America can serve as an example to fledgling democracies.