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Meanings of democratisation in английском

португальский
democratização
каталонский
democratització

The action of making something democratic.

democratização
Usage of democratisation in английском
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In this sense, democratisation is a never-ending process rather than an event.
The South African
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Is there indeed an Arab Spring of democratisation affecting the whole region?
The Irish Times
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This idea of platforms plus people equals democratisation of innovation and creativity.
BBC
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The democratisation of Burma will be hard, but it is not impossible.
The Guardian
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Of course, democratisation does not automatically guarantee better behaviour on the world stage.
The Guardian
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The democratisation of the recording and distribution process removed previous barriers to entry.
The Irish Times
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What we are witnessing is the democratisation of culture, he said.
The Guardian
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It is a mass and comprehensive democratisation of education and training.
The Irish Times
9
At SFI we very much believe in the democratisation of science.
The Irish Times
10
He had not believed in the democratisation of the creative process.
Edge of Infinity
11
The final chapter then became the democratisation of the Arab world.
The Guardian
12
And it is this absolute democratisation which has presented an existential threat to democracy.
News.com.au
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These companies say they are committed to transparency and democratisation.
The Guardian
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The German philosopher saw the democratisation of higher education as an affront to genius.
The Irish Times
15
If the election is postponed the process of democratisation in Myanmar will be delayed.
The Guardian
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This ruling is a blow against democratisation and has tarnished Turkey's image, he said.
Reuters
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Translations for democratisation
португальский
democratização
каталонский
democratització
Democratisation through the time