Sentence examples for In democracy building from inspiring English sources

Lesley Abdela, a partner in consultancy Shevolution, which advises on women's role in democracy building, also urged Tony Blair and President Bush to underline the need to bring women into Afghanistan's new administration.

Costa Rica, one of the world's sturdier democracies, offers valuable — although not always readily applicable — lessons in democracy building through demilitarization, selective development, expansive education and a free press.

American organizations specializing in democracy-building, until now focused mainly on feasibility studies, should be in full operation mode.

A Tunisian union leader who played a key role in democracy-building says he's "overwhelmed" by the gesture.

Drawing on examples from fragile states, stories, quotes, and a range of opinions, your article could address questions such as: What roles are women playing in democracy-building in fragile states?

But he also told the Cuban officials at the meeting that they were endangering the legislation by jailing an American government contractor, Alan P. Gross, whom the Cubans accuse of espionage but the State Department says was engaged in democracy-building.

Mr Rumsfeld regarded the Iraq war not, like his boss, as an exercise in democracy-building, but as an opportunity to test the model of an "agile military" that he was pioneering at the Pentagon.The fruit of all this can be seen in the three most notable characteristics of the Bush presidency: partisanship, politicisation and incompetence.

But such an exercise in democracy-building needs everybody playing for it to have real meaning.

And it is very much in the administration's own interest to honor it, because in a democracy, building and sustaining a consensus to wage war requires an informed citizenry.

He has work in the fields of peace, human rights and democracy building in Central America, southern Africa, the Balkans, Central Asia, Eastern Europe and the Middle East.

Intracommunal tensions as well as secular-Islamic rivalries could destabilize the tortuous process of democracy building in Egypt.