Sentence examples for attachment to democracy from inspiring English sources

The country's tenuous attachment to democracy was broken.

With one military coup under his belt, would his attachment to democracy last an electoral defeat?

Our attachment to democracy, if not to its institutions and professionals, has been too firm for that.

We have a society accustomed to the pursuit of prosperity and individual gratification, often resentful of immigrants, and possessing a perilously skin-deep attachment to democracy.

Both were decried by the opposition, but the European Union, Togo's leading international lender, said the 2015 election "went off calmly, confirming the Togolese people's attachment to democracy".

They are mainstream politicians, motivated in part by a strong attachment to parliamentary democracy (though I disagree with their over-gloomy assertion that British democracy is wrecked by EU membership).And my hunch is that for UKIP to move much beyond its current core vote, it would have to dilute its message on, say, Islam or immigration, to pick up many more mainstream Conservatives.

Hague said it would be a "great mistake" for the Lib Dems to link up with Labour, given their "apparent attachment to improving democracy".

"I think we do want everyone to be willing to accept the same basic laws, a common attachment to western democracy and a shared responsibility for the nation's security".

To call yourself a democrat, your attachment to the principle of democracy must be stronger than your attachment to any specific political doctrine, including that of European integration.

Africa's presidents often proclaim their undying attachment to media freedom and democracy, but they treat journalists as spies, terrorists or traitors.

In the White House there's a curious mixture of an emotional attachment to the cause of democracy-loving rebels and a hard-headed pragmatism.