Sentence examples for ambitious democracy from inspiring English sources

Racism and sexism are indelibly stitched into the fabric of our ambitious democracy.

Instead of pursuing more ambitious goals for democracy in the region, the U.S. would offer security guarantees to Iran and Syria in exchange for coöperation.

Even the less ambitious notion of democracy – that it's a means by which people punish or reward governments – turns out to be divorced from reality.

But no reform that they have planned or implemented is as ambitious as the democracy America says it intends to install in Iraq, and which George Bush has held up as a future model for the region.Arab rulers pay lip service to democracy in the abstract, either to keep in with the Americans or to placate their own people's demand for it.

Some such quandary afflicts all ambitious art in American democracy.

"They envisage not the little England of Europhile caricature, but an ambitious global power championing democracy and trading freely on every continent".

When asked to describe what success looked like, Abbott admitted that installing a democracy was ambitious.

JOHANNESBURG — South Africa's Constitution, which was adopted in 1996, has become a proud and ambitious blueprint for this new democracy.

Yet the idealists insist on pursuing a more ambitious agenda: nothing short of democracy and justice, imposed by military intervention.

But when the trainer asked for questions, the complexity of the ambitious American experiment to spread democracy to Afghanistan and other Muslim countries emerged.

The danger posed by Mr Chirac and his salon des refusés is that they still give the impression of caring more about hobbling America's power in the world than about helping America to achieve its ambitious aims of peace and democracy for Iraq.