Sentence examples for attack of democracy from inspiring English sources

There's one troubling aspect of this election, though, that none of us should accept: an attack of democracy itself.

For example, media that are alleged to be ideologically aligned with the ruling party describe the opposition demand in terms of 'negativism', 'hypocrisy'destructioniof of traditions', 'an attack on democracy' and 'politically motivated' while the Congress stance of a PAC alternative is described in terms of an 'offer' that is 'spurned' or 'rejected'rejected

Speaking to the crux of the attack on democracy, Harold Meyerson opined that "a presidency premised on a racist restriction of the franchise creates a political and constitutional crisis".

"When I hear people claiming the mantle of human rights yet trying to effectively undermine two decades now where the Australian people have constantly supported strong border protection policies, I see that as a bit of an attack on democracy".

She added: "Gutting public enforcement of environmental laws is an attack on democracy and the rule of law.

But it would nonetheless be startling to read a coherent account of this brazen attack on democracy.

Council leader Gordon Matheson described the killings at the Charlie Hebdo magazine office as "a brutal attack on democracy and freedom of expression".

In the middle of the celebration of the Supreme Court decision establishing same-gender marriage is an ominous attack on democracy itself from one of the highest constitutionally sworn officers in America, Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.

"The killing of police officers is not only the destruction of life but an attack on democracy itself," Coates wrote.

The key attack on democracy is an element of the treaty called investorstate dispute settlement (ISDS).

Farron said the proposed cut to Short money was an attack on democracy, not the cost of politics as the government claims.