Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Care must therefore be taken to ensure that any weakening of protective state structures does not become an opportunity for radical elements to change the nature of Turkey's unified and secular democracy.
• whereas in 2007 Turkey's democracy was strengthened, a new parliament was elected which is representative of the country's political diversity, and a government was formed which is equipped with a strong mandate,
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• whereas in 2007 Turkey's democracy was strengthened, a new parliament was elected which is representative of the country's political diversity, and a government was formed which is equipped with a strong mandate,
• E. whereas in 2007 Turkey's democracy was strengthened, a new parliament was elected which is representative of the country's political diversity, and a government was formed which is equipped with a strong mandate,
• Substantial deficits in relation to human and minority rights, civil and political rights and the general weakness of Turkey's democracy vis
• Turkey's attitude to democracy and human rights is quite different from that of the countries of Europe.
• vis the military still exist.

• Does the Commission not feel that it should ask the Turkish institutions to clear up the misunderstandings of recent weeks and, through the early elections, to move forward on the path of Turkish democracy, based on secularism and respect for minorities?
• Almost exactly a year ago, on 10 May 2002, the ad hoc delegation from Parliament considered that the ban on the ADEP would constitute a substantial step backwards for Turkish democracy.
• Turkish democracy has made a great deal of progress
• with the abolition of the death penalty, for instance
• although a great deal certainly still remains to be done.
• Secondly, Turkish democracy is simply quite specific in its own right.
• That is why I tabled an amendment calling for an investigation of Turkish democracy, like the one carried out for Austria.
• Welcomes the election of the new President as a sign of the strength of Turkish democracy; calls upon President Abdullah Gül to promote pluralism and the unity of the Turkish people in a secular state on its way to difficult but necessary reforms;