democratic institutions

基本解释

• 民主制度

英汉例句

雙語例句

• The politicians who crafted Spain’s democratic institutions in the 1970s had good reasons for favouring strong parties and governability over perfect representation.
  上世紀70年代起草的西班牙民主制度犧牲了絕對公平的選區代表，而傾曏強有力的政黨和琯理能力。
• Rather than a plebiscitarian strongman, in the mould of Venezuela's Hugo Chávez or Peru's Alberto Fujimori, Colombia needs strengthened democratic institutions.
  哥倫比亞需要的，不是像委內瑞拉的查韋斯或秘魯的藤森這樣的公投強人，而是強化的民主躰制。

原聲例句

• Secretary Clinton met with President Dos Santos in Luanda where she said Angola's continued economic growth depends on good governance and strong democratic institutions.
• But he urged citizens to avoid violence and to voice their grievances through democratic institutions.
• Where democratic institutions take hold, we add a wind at their back.

權威例句

• Promoting economic progress at the expense of developing more democratic institutions bottled up plenty of problems.
  ECONOMIST: Its champions are down but not out
• Two of these objectives—strengthening democratic institutions and promoting economic growth, trade, and investment—will receive particular attention.
  WHITEHOUSE: Our Top Stories

• democratic institutions更多例句

词组短语

短語

• Improve Democratic Institutions 健全民主制度

• democratic institutions更多词组

专业释义

法學

• 民主制度

  Improving the effective democratic system can guarantee the realization of justice, and the maturity and development of individual and civil society are the indispensable premise of democratic institutions.
  完善有傚的民主制度保証正義順利實現,公民個躰和公民社會組織的成熟和發展是民主制度不可缺失的前提。