Sentence examples for authentic democracy from inspiring English sources

Class titles like "Abolishing Corporate Personhood to Create Authentic Democracy" and "Restoring San Francisco's Urban Wildlands" drew hundreds of students.

The group has just opened a Web site, www.citylore.org, where it is stated that "authentic democracy requires active participation in cultural life".

"We know the value of authentic democracy and are interested in conducting honest, maximally transparent and open elections without organizational shortcomings and malfunctions," Mr. Putin said.

He has pledged to make Peru an "authentic democracy", setting up a committee of four ministers to oversee institutional reforms, especially to the judiciary.Yet Mr Fujimori has made identical promises before, and reneged on them.

A look at the studies of public opinion undertaken by US polling agencies in the MENA countries easily explains the western fear of authentic democracy, in which public opinion will significantly influence policy.

The jury explained Klein won "for exposing the structural causes and responsibility for the climate crisis, for inspiring us to stand up locally, nationally and internationally to demand a new agenda for sharing the planet that respects human rights and equality, and for reminding us of the power of authentic democracy to achieve transformative change and justice".

With great pride, the two new friends explained to me that this would be their contribution to the birth of an authentic Egyptian democracy.

For all intents and purposes, this was a Fukayama-style march to the "end of history" where an authentic liberal democracy would make its long overdue entrance in Egypt.

Counterintuitively, as it might seem today, the radical Italian patriot Giuseppe Mazzini thought nationalism was the answer: once aggressive, top-down multi-ethnic empires were replaced by authentic national democracies, then a harmonious international society of states would be possible.

"There can be no authentic fascism before democracy, or outside societies whose citizens are deeply engaged in mass politics".

It edges the PM closer to the moral high ground, and strengthens her claim to be the authentic champion of democracy.