Sentence examples for amount of democracy from inspiring English sources

I think you mentioned something about a reasonable amount of democracy.

It makes me reflect that, as utterly different as the Eastern bloc of 1957 and America of 2011 are, bureaucracy is not a system special to any form of government, but rather a trait of human behaviour that no amount of democracy and accountability can bring to heel.

The amount of democracy-destroying money that manages to make its way into the sleazy environs of what is now known as Boehner Land has increased to a staggering degree.

In an otherwise well-conceived discussion on the pitfalls of democracies conducting foreign policy, Geoffrey Wheatcroft spills a disproportionate amount of ink condemning Israeli democracy ("Democracy and its discontents," Views, Oct. 4).

American officials have expressed skepticism, noting that the top-down selection of a new leader does not amount to democracy.

It means that with proper timing and scrupulous bookkeeping, anyone can die owing the government a huge amount of money... Democracy means free television, not good television, but free..

To the Editor: Re "Crisis in Egypt" (editorial, July 4): To say the events in Egypt amount to "a rejection of democracy" is wildly off the mark.

He told the Sunday Telegraph that this would amount to a "travesty of democracy, and would be regarded with fury by the English".

And if such a stalemate were to arise in today's hyper-partisan political climate, it would amount to a crisis of democracy beyond anything the country has witnessed in generations.

This amounts to the deconstruction of democracy at local, national and international levels.

The way the security bills are being pushed through parliament amounts to the destruction of democracy and constitutionalism.