Sentence examples for concerning democracy from inspiring English sources

"I think that judgments on those countries concerning democracy, they're cultural judgments, because they have to do with religion," Nouvel says, referring to Abu Dhabi and Qatar.

Miriam Darmoni-Sharvit, who was overseeing the implementation of the 1995 Kremnitzer Commission's recommendations concerning democracy education, said: In Israel, teaching democracy is not a priority for anyone, and it's clear that there's a problem with teachers' democratic values.

Among pragmatists, Locke has arguably the most developed and systematic philosophy of value, and offers many critical insights concerning democracy.

He has been interviewed by radio, newspaper and television on issues concerning democracy in Latin America and has testified three times before the House Sub Committee on the Western Hemisphere on U.S. policy towards Latin America most recently in March 2008 and before the House International Relations Committee on human rights in Cuba.

Each year carries a particular theme concerning democracy.

As far as the Des Moines Register was concerned, democracy was served.

A portion of the book's proceeds was given to a legal defense fund for activists and for education concerning global democracy.

Liberal activists blame Islamic radicals.The Maldives' political chasm concerns democracy and governance as well as religion.

Probably the two biggest changes in foreign policy under Mr. Obama concern democracy and Iran.

No matter what the army and too many Israelis (and Americans) whisper, there is scant evidence that AK is trying to turn a broadly tolerant Turkey into the next intolerant Iran.The real worry about the AK party's untrammelled rule concerns democracy, not religion.

"I can assure you that Egyptians are not concerned with democracy at all," he says.