Sentence examples for borders of democracy from inspiring English sources

Italy's prime minister, Silvio Berlusconi, was this week not just in two places at once he also managed to say contradictory things.Standing with President George Bush in the White House, he spoke proudly of being "side by side with our American ally in broadening the borders of democracy and freedom", standard neo-conservative language justifying the invasion of Iraq.

When we allow our companies to close factories here, where people have a say and move them there, where people do not have a say, and then bring the same goods back here to sell, we are allowing them to escape the borders of democracy.

"If the border of democracy shifts eastward, we will be closer to the heart of Europe; it will mean more security," says one of Poland's celebrity ex-presidents, Aleksander Kwaśniewski.

Kymlicka doesn't say how we should interpret his conclusion as pertains to present policies of immigration: must we demand that the borders of Western democracies be opened until they honour their duties of international justice?[25] Should we rather underscore their dual moral obligations to fight global poverty and allow in more immigrants?

Sent hundreds of tanks and thousands of soldiers across the internationally recognised borders of a neighbouring democracy?

Western observers often describe Mongolia, which shares a northern border with Russia and a southern border with China, as an island of democracy in a decidedly undemocratic part of the world.

Surely it is now up to the EU to take over the mantle from the US of democracy promotion beyond its borders.

"We need to vote Leave if we want to take back control of our economy, borders and democracy".

How, asked hopeful observers around the world, could Kim Il-sung's Stalinist wasteland possibly survive under the pressure of its spectacular economic failures and the tide of democracy and capitalism rising around its borders?

The losses from a poorer India go far beyond the country's borders; furthermore, the wealthier India becomes, the stronger the allure of democracy in the region.

Although Azerbaijan has held several elections since regaining its independence and it has many of the formal institutions of democracy, it remains classified as "not free" (on border with "partly free") by Freedom House.