Sentence examples for achieving democratic from inspiring English sources
Hillary Clinton, the American secretary of state, praised his proposals, saying that Morocco was "on the road to achieving democratic change".
His candidacy did, in fact, highlight the new power of black voters, the difference their turnout could make and their pivotal role in achieving Democratic majorities, especially in the new South.
It's a far cry from Hillary Clinton's heartfelt declaration on 30 March, commending Morocco for "achieving democratic change [in a way that is] a model for other countries in the region".
When "uninformed" fish — those not trained to go to any target — were introduced into a group, all the fish increasingly swam toward the majority-preferred target, giving the uninformed fish a crucial role in achieving democratic consensus by diluting the influence of strong minority factions.
WASHINGTON — The House speaker, Nancy Pelosi, acknowledged for the first time Thursday that she knew by early 2003 that the Central Intelligence Agency had subjected terror detainees to waterboarding but saw little recourse to challenge the practice except by achieving Democratic control of Congress and the White House.
He proposed that "parliament should pass a Human Rights Act", to incorporate the ECHR, not as a technicality or at the behest of the Council of Europe, but because it was self-evidently "the quickest and simplest way of achieving democratic and legal recognition of a substantial package of human rights".
Some of the most prominent questions discussed in global politics today rely on the purchase of democratization as a concept for example, how globalization might be regulated, whether countries have achieved democratic consolidation, or whether democratization enhances the prospects for peace.
It is a means to achieve democratic values of equality and responsiveness in policy making.
To help achieve democratic reform we will be engaging directly with Burmese authorities".
His boldest experiments at using economic incentives to achieve democratic reforms have been in China and Russia.
Most Nuba saw state elections last month as a last chance to achieve democratic change in northern Sudan through a political process.
