Sentence examples for before democracies from inspiring English sources

If globalisation depends upon voters who, as workers, no longer think they gain from it, how long before democracies start to put up barriers to trade?

Failure of today's news outlets to subject the current administration to close scrutiny is a real threat to our nation's security, because now as before, democracy relies for its survival on an informed citizenry.

A feature of the referendum campaign, and again one not recognised by the Labour party, is that it has been dominated by people getting involved in politics in a way they never had before; democracy has become participative and local.

"Before Democracy: The Production and Use of Common Sense". Journal of Modern History 80(1): 1-54.

He is also the coeditor with Nancy Bermeo of Civil Society before Democracy: Lessons from Nineteenth-Century Europe (2000).

It is against Magna Carta, and that was produced in 1215, before democracy.

"The Indians want to deal with Musharraf before democracy is resumed here".

Yet, "Parallel growth in control and freedom rarely last long," says Mr. Lagerkvist in "After the Internet, Before Democracy".

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

But before democracy could take hold in Pakistan, the patronage system that passes for it will have totally plundered the country, he said.

IT TOOK a revolution in 1979 to topple Nicaragua's Somoza dynasty of dictators, and then a decade of war before democracy was established.