The phrase "a foreign democracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a democratic government or political system that exists in a country other than one's own.
Example: "The conference focused on the challenges faced by a foreign democracy in maintaining its electoral integrity."
Alternatives: "an overseas democracy" or "a distant democracy".
Others worried that the ad signaled a more serious threat to foreigners and journalists, especially in the wake of the case brought against foreign democracy activists last year.
Clinton, however, seemed skeptical of what the show might have to offer: "I said, 'I think we can do better than that, Mr. Speaker.' " While the State Department surely has some wisdom to offer nascent foreign democracies, Clinton may be wrong in overlooking the power of "The West Wing" as a pedagogical tool.
However, beginning in the late nineteen-nineties, the Court's more liberal members began citing foreign sources to help interpret the Constitution on basic questions of individual liberties — for which the laws of foreign democracies tend to be more progressive than those at home.
At the time, Treasury said it was punishing Russia for its aggressive foreign policy, including subverting foreign democracies.
Oh, for the good old days ― when the CIA regularly assisted military coups d'états in foreign democracies.
The Treasury Department called the move punishment for Russia's aggressive foreign policy, including attempts to subvert foreign democracies and Russia's military intervention in Syria.
"These protesters want a foreign model, a democracy that meets international standards," Mr. Ng continued.
Once again, the visit will show the contortions of a foreign policy that preaches democracy while pandering to despots.
Building a foreign policy around promoting democracy — and the rights essential to it — will require overcoming the sclerotic perspective of the foreign ministry mandarins.
I think it's fantastic to be reminded that in a liberal democracy, a foreign citizen who is the star captain of a team based in the national capital can openly express views diametrically opposed to government policy, and not be punished for it in any way.
Unlike the American presence in Bosnia, or indeed any other recent American military intervention, the undertaking in Iraq is as much about imposing or inspiring a foreign idea -- Western democracy in the Middle East -- as it is about keeping the peace or changing the guard.
