The West has generally taken the junta's claims of an unblemished human rights records with a pinch of salt because of its refusal to give up power it assumed undemocratically in 1988.
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Tensions and unresolved contradictions accumulated and eventually a small faction formed within the collective and soon undemocratically added to the artwork for the front cover of issue no . 23 the words FINAL ISSUE.
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Acting under the pretext of moral and religious values he has gained support from some, while many accuse him of being too extreme in his policies, acting undemocratically and abusing his power.
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Mandela, South Africa's first black president, met with 11 members of the 25-woman executive committee who complained the league was being run undemocratically under its president, Winnie Mandela.
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Opposition parties, and one allied with the ruling conservative Popular Party, said that if true, the threat by Aznar spokesman Miguel Angel Rodriguez indicates the year-old government is acting undemocratically.
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Speaking to reporters at the state palace in Jakarta, Wiranto said any group that attempts to disrupt the assembly would be acting undemocratically and would be in violation of the law and the constitution.
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The Council has been criticised by Elaine Smith who called for an end to one sided views of health boards being discussed behind closed doors, with MSPs undemocratically excluded in the decision process .
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Now, Ross is a man with a keen sense of irony, and when he complains about scientists undemocratically excluding the New Age beliefs of the masses, he may just be pulling our leg.
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More than 30 KANU legislators _ including former Vice President George Saitoti _ have defected to the opposition in recent weeks, accusing Moi and the party of acting undemocratically to ensure Kenyatta won the nomination.
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In his speech to the summit, Klaus seemed to be referring to that history when he stressed that not even the most powerful alliance in the world can provide real security if a country is undemocratically governed.
