Sentence examples for * democratisation in from inspiring English sources

But Mr Tsang is cautiously vague when describing his hopes for democratisation in Hong Kong.

The election ads are especially unusual, and not only as an exuberant first inkling of democratisation in this absolute autocracy.

What is also certain is that the consequences of ending democratisation in Egypt won't be limited to the country itself.

Media freedom comes before regime change: In 1997, there was a discussion about media freedom and democratisation in Indonesia.

He said: 'I've always been convinced that democratisation in Ethiopia is not only a matter of choice but of survival.

The rise of crowdfunding has seen a "democratisation" in the business world, allowing more and more women to successfully start their own companies.

The Arab Gulf states grappled with both al-Qaida affiliated activities, and reforms required by the United States in the context of its new democratisation drive in the Middle East.

The old paternalism has gone, the new "democratisation" is in.

The democratisation push in NSW splits the party along factional lines.

From the safety of Chiang Mai, a city in the north of Thailand where most of them settled after the events of 1988, they keep a critical eye on the ongoing democratisation process in Burma.

Tony Abbott has publicly challenged Malcolm Turnbull to lead a democratisation push in New South Wales as he launched a stinging broadside against colleagues for leaking his tussle in Tuesday's party room meeting.