Sentence examples for a more democratically from inspiring English sources

If Britain had ever found the time and energy to write itself a rational constitution, we would have a more democratically legitimate upper house of parliament.

If a more democratically legitimate presidency comes into being, it will then create the opportunity to start sorting out the limited competencies that Brussels needs to build and maintain an integrated Europe.

These demands should be reflected in calls to change the composition of regional bank boards, as well as the Board of Governors, so that the bank becomes a more democratically-governed institution.

Strikers, Hobblers, Conchies and Reds: A Radical History of Bristol 1880-1939 (2014) As the cultural consensus in British society moved further and further to the right, it seemed that the efforts to create a wider, more democratically inclusive history from below had bitten the dust.

A world "much more democratically, of our making"?

"A more open Fed, in my view, is both a more effective and more democratically legitimate institution," he explained in that same speech.

A Conservative Government would make quangos more democratically accountable, David Cameron announced today as he unveiled a review of publicly-funded independent bodies to determine which should be scrapped or slimmed down.

You go back to 1908, there were no pollsters, and as a result, information was much more democratically spread.

The Democratic agenda is more democratically focussed on legislation".

"Remunicipalisation is seen as a tangible response, a way to rebuild important social services, more democratically".

Less meddling overseas, a quieter form of leadership, a return to speaking softly (and acting more democratically).