Sentence examples for bit of democracy from inspiring English sources

American managers should try a bit of democracy too.

"Now they have a little bit of democracy, they're learning how to use it.

It could get worse President v judges ReprintsBut a little bit of democracy done badly can be a dangerous thing.

Will it be keen to add a bit of democracy into its alias as many others choose to do?

And if truth be known, this is probably a little bit of democracy in process right now here in Iraq".

"I can understand why the government would sacrifice a little bit of democracy and righteousness," said Chu Yiqi, a postgraduate physics student.

Why not get a little bit of representational democracy happening now?

The police authorities are against the idea of direct elections; so is Mark Oaten, the Lib Dems' home affairs spokesman, who rarely sees a bit of grassroots democracy that he doesn't like.

They'd spent over seven years negotiating this thing and they weren't going to let a pissy little bit of regional democracy hold them back.

For us, it tends to be a collective process and a bit of a democracy when it comes to writing songs.

Government proposals to appoint a majority of members on a new BBC board threatened its independence, Kosminsky said, and would turn it into a state broadcaster "a bit like... those bastions of democracy Russia and North Korea".