Sentence examples for a particular democratic from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, many Southern Democrats dismissed Republican victories as historical anomalies, the byproduct of President Reagan's popularity or the vulnerabilities of a particular Democratic opponent.

If too few supporters of a particular Democratic candidate show up at a particular caucus site for that candidate to be deemed "viable", his or her voters get to make a second choice.

It assumes a procedure-independent standard for correct outcomes and defends a particular democratic procedure in terms of how closely it approximates these outcomes while allowing that no procedure can guarantee that the right outcome is reached every time.

Labor unions remain a pillar of the Democratic base, and most of them will wait before throwing their weight behind a particular Democratic candidate.

Why is it that Democrats in general and particular Democratic constituencies seem to be coming home to Clinton?

If the Brotherhood occasionally shares power in a particular national democratic setup, this argument goes, it is only as a short-term tactical maneuver, in preparation for dictatorship.

As long as the advertising did not contain an express exhortation to vote for a particular candidate, Democratic lawyers said, they could be paid for by the Democratic National Committee, largely with soft money.

In particular Democratic areas of Ohio, how much has new voter registration grown?

This is sound advice for Democratic politicians, but it's also advice that this particular Democratic White House has conspicuously failed to take.

At the retail level, the contributions comment on particular democratic mechanisms discussed in the book.

In the 1980 election, Reagan did well among particular Democratic voters.