Sentence examples for a force for democracy from inspiring English sources
Is it a force for democracy?
To the surprise of many, chief among them have been Pakistan's young lawyers, once seen as a force for democracy.
While justifying its intervention in politics as serving the will of the people, the military has never been a force for democracy.
The Council of Europe was founded in 1949 as a force for democracy and the rule of law in post-war Europe.
That seems to be the tale that history will tell about the role of the internet as a force for democracy in the early 21st century.
The allure of money in China has discouraged world criticism that could have been a force for more democracy.
Can Europe remain a "Normative Power," a force for liberalism, democracy and the rule of law in the world, in the face of rising powers and resurgent authoritarianism?
Before being elected governor of Indiana, he spent 12 years in Congress, where he was molded in the neoconservative era of Republican politics that heralded a vision of the United States as a force for spreading democracy.
Indeed, Mr. Friedman, whose libertarianism left him on the fringes of the mainstream starting in the New Deal and for decades afterward, was not conceding anything in the growing debate over whether the turmoil has exposed the limits of markets as a force for prosperity, democracy and stability.
The election introduced not a seismic shift, but a degree of structural change... [Suu Kyi's] challenges now include unifying pro-democracy opposition parties and factions and possibly mustering a mass movement as a moral force for democracy, outside the political party system.
