Sentence examples for community democracy from inspiring English sources

It is an idyll: eight young male-female couples, never leaving the stage, dance together in patterns that create an image of community, democracy, youth, freshness, harmony, charm.

In our book on broadcasting*, Gavyn Davies (now chairman of the BBC board of governors) and I identified four groups of reasons: market failure, citizenship and community, democracy and industrial policy.

But Vossoughian's, originally written to accompany an exhibition of Neurath's work in the Netherlands, is particularly useful, providing a generous number of never-before-seen illustrations (including proposals and sketches) and thematically breaking down Neurath's primary concerns: community, democracy and globalism.

In a variety of admittedly imperfect ways Brexit promoted liberty, community, democracy, and the rule of law.

Co-founded in 2002 by Trita Parsi, its vision is based on community, democracy, and universal human rights.

This inspired one team to imagine a new collective food experience, where communal cooking and dining help to foster trust, health and a sense of community, or, a local community democracy at work.

Without engaging and challenging the far right and religious extremists within our communities, democracy will slowly lose its meaning and we might one day become as intolerant as some of the countries and cultures we so detest.

There is also a community-democracy element to the release, according to Rolling Stone.

A democratically organised company run for the benefit of the community makes democracy very meaningful at a local level in a way national democracy is often not.

It is an image of community and democracy.

Mr. Mas Santos, who helped persuade the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences to move its show from Los Angeles, says holding the show here will demonstrate that the exile community supports democracy and free speech.