The phrase "allow more democracy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about governance, political systems, or social movements advocating for increased democratic participation.
Example: "The new policy aims to allow more democracy in local decision-making processes, giving citizens a greater voice in their community."
Alternatives: "promote greater democracy" or "enhance democratic participation."
And indeed, there was nothing surprising about the result: from an 87% turnout, 93% put their thumbprint in the box marked "Yes".The purpose of the new constitution, a product of nearly two years of reasonably transparent debate, is to allow more democracy without inviting another genocide.
"The constitution will be revised to consolidate the system and allow more democracy and more respect for all institutions," said Abdelmalek Sellal, a former prime minister who resigned to run Bouteflika's electoral campaign.
The country's choice may be between allowing more democracy now and facing nastier change in a decade or so, after many of the petrodollars have been squandered.
Letta's warning sounds very much like the EU establishment confirming the very reasons why populists condemn it: voters are allowed more democracy, as long as it remains a democracy without real choices – or so populists would charge.
Allowing more democracy could allow anti-American movements like the Islamic Action Front (IAF) to seize greater power in ways that would undermine the patron-client relationship" (p.33).
Although some visions of an Islamic state do allow more space for freedom and democracy than others, the underlying problem is still the same: an anti-libertarian assumption that linking the state with religion is both legitimate and necessary.
In an historic step towards proper democracy, he proposed fixing the constitution to allow more than one person to run for his office.
Conversion to a smaller, better-equipped force will allow more effective defense against any foreign threats and would decrease the risk to democracy from restive, underpaid military officers.
They also allow more speed.
Allow more time for more difficult subjects.
Reagan believed that if he could persuade the Soviets to allow for more democracy and free speech, this would lead to reform and the end of Communism.
