Sentence examples for broadcast democracy from inspiring English sources

The Masters, or any other golf tournament, is not a broadcast democracy when Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson is leading or surging to the front.

Call it "broadcast democracy".

For far too long, we've been living in what I've called a broadcast democracy.

Stream the debate live at democracynow.org on Wednesday, Oct. 16 from 8-10am EDT or tune in on one of the 1,100 stations that broadcast Democracy Now! throughout the United States.

In "Post-Broadcast Democracy" (2007), Markus Prior observed that the period from the late nineteen-forties to the late nineteen-seventies — an era of remarkably low political polarization — was also the heyday of broadcast television.

Senior members of his party, the LDP, said they expected him to leave office soon.See article: Japan's failed rebellionBill Clinton finished a trip to Vietnam where he greeted crowds and gave a live broadcast on democracy and capitalism.

In a broadcast exclusive, Democracy Now! airs an in-depth interview with John Kiriakou, a retired CIA agent who has just been released from prison after blowing the whistle on the George W. Bush administration's torture program.

For the same reasons, the administration has relaxed the isolation regime around Cuba, lifting some of the travel restrictions and in July turning off the electronic ticker on its interest section in Havana, installed during the Bush era to broadcast pro-democracy messages to the Cuban people.

In collaboration with the House of Commons and the House of Lords, the BBC will broadcast a special Democracy Day on Tuesday 20 January.

In his final weekly broadcast he said that "democracy only works when we claim it as our own".

It was the Pacifica radio network's operating costs as a whole, not the broadcast fees owed to "Democracy Now".