Sentence examples for aspects of democracy from inspiring English sources

What factors did Condoleezza Rice mention as aspects of democracy?

But other procedural aspects of democracy need attention.

Putting aside whether elections are necessary, if not sufficient — what other aspects of democracy has the coup been protecting?

That is also how it is in Israel, which is even more open than we are about the rough-and-tumble aspects of democracy.

They may preserve some formal aspects of democracy — elections, political parties, a national assembly, or a constitution — but they rule above them by installing compliant supporters in key positions.

Here one must wonder if some of the less high-minded aspects of democracy – what in India is derisorily called "vote-bank" politics, or electoral calculations based on ethnic constituencies – could have played some role in slowing the retreat from multiculturalism.

None of these states is set to turn into a political paradise, but they will at least guarantee a modicum of fairness in this critical aspect of democracy.

Public space that encourages dialogue and welcomes everyone - regardless of age, wealth, race, religion or sexual orientation - is a core aspect of democracy.

It is how the pilots spoke out about the issue to 60 Minutes that has illuminated an often forgot about aspect of democracy.

"We need a more substantive and more multidimensional way of thinking about democracy, specifically one aspect of democracy completely absent from the paradigm in the 1990s and that's civic participation," he argues.

"We need a more substantive and more multidimensional way of thinking about democracy, specifically one aspect of democracy completely absent from the paradigm in the 1990s, and that's civic participation," he told me.