Sentence examples for Bulwark of democracy from inspiring English sources

It is an absolute bulwark of democracy, and it is utterly failing to fulfil that role.

Turkey's middle class — historically a bulwark of democracy — has doubled in size.

That is a good and sensible version of Christianity, that has been a bulwark of democracy for centuries.

The First Amendment is a bulwark of democracy but provides no protection for defamatory allegations published in knowing disregard for the truth.

A citizenry alert to its rights is the only bulwark of democracy, but what our future citizens will be learning instead is acceptance of regular government snooping.

Cameron argued: "We should think very very carefully before crossing this line," warning that parliament for centuries had seen its role as a bulwark of democracy.

The bulwarks of democracy have not exactly distinguished themselves during the past week's events.

Social scientists tend to regard alert citizens as bulwarks of democracy, capable of punishing elected leaders who abuse office.

If intelligent and thorough debates are bulwarks of democracy, then such a debacle might be the most terrifying outcome of all.

A similar assault is taking place on another bulwark of social democracy: the idea of consumer protection.

Then there is the issue of how Trump will deal with the press, which, for all its faults, remains a bulwark of American democracy.