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grundgesetz
"Grundgesetz" means "Basic Law," referring to the constitutional foundation of Germany.
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Das Grundgesetz der Bundesrepublik Deutschland wurde 1949 verabschiedet.
The Basic Law of the Federal Republic of Germany was enacted in 1949.
Here, 'Grundgesetz' refers to the primary constitutional law, framing the fundamental legal structure for Germany.
Die Achtung der Menschenwürde ist ein zentraler Bestandteil des Grundgesetzes.
The respect for human dignity is a central component of the Basic Law.
In this sentence, 'Grundgesetz' is used to indicate the document that includes the principles safeguarding citizen's rights and values.
Unsere Demokratie basiert auf den Prinzipien des Grundgesetzes.
Our democracy is based on the principles of the Basic Law.
Here, 'Grundgesetz' connects to the foundational ideas outlined in the law, serving as a reference for democratic governance.
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