Sentence examples for causes of democracy from inspiring English sources

On the political Richter scale, that would mark a 7.0 – for the causes of democracy and justice.

Indeed, many mainstream human rights organizations praise Mr. Fu's mettle and say he does an admirable job juggling the demands of his evangelical backers with the broader causes of democracy and legal reform in China.

Indeed, the causes of democracy and international peace have often been intimately tied to ethnic cleansing: both have gained ground not in spite of mass migrations and mass murders, but because of them.

Turkey has done well to promote the causes of democracy and human rights in its Arab neighbours, including Syria (see next leader), but unrest and violence on its doorstep will test its diplomacy.

(Obama has even been subjected to anti-Muslim bigotry despite the fact that he's not Muslim). But somehow, a number of Clinton supporters have come to identify the seating of Michigan and Florida not merely with Clinton's prospects but with the causes of democracy and feminism -- an equation that makes a mockery of democracy and feminism.

Station manager Yasser Al-Sayegh says the station aims to promote peace in Bahrain and champion the causes of democracy and freedom of expression.

For his willingness to put Google's extensive resources to the cause of democracy, we named Schmidt one of our most Innovative People in Democracy.

They can also help create a truly informed public -- and thus serve the cause of democracy.

But it was also a huge setback for the cause of democracy and equality.

Let's make our "strategic interests" in full harmony with the cause of democracy.

Lucien believed that Napoleon's growing ambition for power was jeopardizing the cause of democracy.