Sentence examples for big democracy from inspiring English sources

Nothing so improbable has happened in a big democracy, or semi-democracy, since Disraeli's day.

It refused, despite American arm-twisting, to invite Mr Lavrov to a big democracy shindig in Cracow in September.

Most states' execution rules do not take account of the way people of different sizes absorb anaesthetic.Apart from Japan, which carries out very few executions, the United States is the only big democracy to retain capital punishment.

The big democracy has been cosying-up to the United States in the past few years, as America has given support for its nuclear programme and for its bid to get a permanent seat on the UN Security Council.

"Third Point loves it here".Such signals from the apex of the establishment, in a place where business heeds the government more than in perhaps any other big democracy, have not gone unnoticed among corporate leaders.

This odd way of choosing politicians can be traced back to a 1958 film, "Parasakthi", which marks the beginning of cinema as a political force in the state.As in any big democracy, face recognition counts for a lot at the ballot box in India.

And it is one of the few big democracies not to allow referendums.

Until this election, the rather mundane civil servants who tend to serve as returning officers in most big democracies seemed dowdy by comparison Coronation Street to her South Fork.

President Obama's trip to the region this week, his most extensive as president, will take him to the area's big democracies, India, Indonesia, South Korea and Japan, skirting authoritarian China.

In all the big democracies (as well as elsewhere) the three Fs have played their part in creating a mood of dissatisfaction.

That would put Brazil back in the category of perennial disappointments.No big democracies find reform easy when times are good.