Übersetzung für "Presidential democracy" in Deutsch

France, of course, is a presidential democracy.

According to its constitution, Uzbekistan is a presidential democracy with a bicameral parliament.

In a presidential democracy, government and parliament are strictly separated.

This is how the US gradually evolved into a presidential democracy, towards the mid-19th century.

There are two basic types of representative democracy, parliamentary democracy and presidential democracy:

The Dominican Republic, the second largest republic of the Caribbean archipelago, is a presidential democracy.

Therefore, the structural challenges of presidential democracy will also not disappear.

Instead, the FPÖ has announced its intention to turn Austria’s political system into a more presidential-plebiscitary democracy.

But at least some of the maladies of the current parliamentary system, such as defection, party factionalism, inherent political instability, and crippling coalition politics can be minimized, if not eliminated, by adopting an executive-dominant model of presidential democracy.

The motion for a resolution tabled by the chairmen of the political groups — though it may be an excessive example, as certain members of this House believe, of a kind of presidential democracy within this Assembly — has no other purpose than to see that Europe does not find itself without a role.

About 93% of the population over 15 years can read and write.System of government: There is a presidential democracy.

On 21st April 1967 there was a coup d'etat led by colonels of the Greek military and this state of affairs continued until July 1974 when a referendum led to the rejection of constitutional monarchy, establishing in its place the current Presidential Parliamentary Democracy.

While coalition presidentialism renovated Latin American presidential democracy, giving it a consensual twist, there is also an autocratic tradition within the region that has never become extinct.

This authority gives the Federal Chancellor a whole array of instruments of leadership that easily stands up to a comparison with the power of the President in a presidential democracy.

There the assembly passed a third revolutionary constitution in May of that year, which was modelled on the American constitution of 1787 and the concept of presidential democracy.

Greece lives its first period as a Presidential democracy from 1924 to 1935, after Pangalos dictatorship.

In the context of Latin America's economic slowdown, it appears that the period of fine-weather demo­cracy may be coming to an end and that some of the "perils" and less pleasant traits of presidential democracy may resurge.

Chile and Uruguay are also presidential democracies.

This variant of Latin American presidentialism therefore demonstrates that coalitions are possible in presidential democracies, minority presidents are not necessarily weak, and a logic of confrontation does not always prevail in the inter-branch relations of presidential systems.

And with all this a half democratic state, or kingdoms, or presidential democracies, or even half dictatorial state forms are better for the defense against the criminal "U.S.A." than pure democracies where the propaganda of the "U.S.A." can play with the political parties one against each other.

The combination of all these features constitutes a model of government that departs significantly from the pure presidentialism found in the United States, which is unique and not representative of the whole group of presidential democracies.