Sentence examples for budding democracy from inspiring English sources

After experiencing 16 years of budding democracy, people would reject his authoritarian tendencies, they said.

But this presidential election, scheduled for Saturday, will be one of the biggest tests yet for Somaliland's budding democracy.

The recent changes in Myanmar, moving from military dictatorship to budding democracy, he told Parliament, had "inspired the world".

The question now is what will happen amid rapid changes in the country, which is transforming from a dictatorship to a budding democracy.

Banning Mr Kazhegeldin on a technicality has probably done more to damage Kazakhstan's reputation as a budding democracy than it has helped the president.

They are Egyptian citizens who simply do not support the military coup that unseated Mohamed Morsi and do not accept that their budding democracy has been stolen by the Egyptian military.

When dictatorships crack, budding democracies are more than likely to be greeted by violence and paralysis.

He says that we should have "more faith than we've shown" in the budding democracies and the values which are shared by the people in the region.

Vladimir Putin has shrugged off the McCain crowd, essentially saying, "You and what army is going to stop us?" McCain must be acting like a galloping stallion because he knows of secret battalions that can be called on to defends the budding democracies in the Caucasus region.

The story of Turkey is fast becoming a heartbreaking saga of a budding Muslim democracy tossing out a historic chance at progress, only to settle for a familiar pattern of Middle East despotism by succumbing to a retro personality cult.

None of the above came to pass, and if there is democracy budding in the Arab world today, it is despite America's invasion and occupation, not because of them.