Sentence examples for accepting democracy from inspiring English sources

Accepting democracy as inevitable, John Stuart Mill expressed the still optimistic and progressive views of an intellectual elite.

Hence, the demand for "reform before election" – with most protesters accepting democracy with free elections as a basic form of government, but only after reforming the system to eliminate Thaksin's influence from Thai politics.

But Mr. Chavez does not genuinely accept democracy or the rule of law.

FARC may have been weakened, but not yet enough for it to accept democracy.In this section Can India fly?

In a frightening echo of despots, Trump has signaled that he accepts democracy only when it suits him.

But in a two-hour interview with The Economist in 2001, Mr Cano showed himself to be a rigid Marxist, unprepared to accept democracy.

It is being undertaken by leaders who, if they accept democracy at all, want it to amount to nothing more than a tame vote every few years.

There are plenty of non-western people who prefer the economic part of modernity and hope to have it without having to accept democracy as well.

K. Subrahmanyam, an influential strategic analyst in India, noted that half the world's people now live in democracies and that of the world's six biggest powers, only China has not accepted democracy.

The radicals accepted democracy but only in terms of its extension to all areas of society and its eventual annihilation of any form of authority that did not spring directly from the people as a whole.

What it can do, though, is weaken the FARC to the point where it agrees to accept democracy as the starting-point for the next set of peace talks whenever they might be held.