Sentence examples for cost of democracy from inspiring English sources

This is a cost of democracy.

Thank you, Supreme Court for this guarantee of entertainment at the cost of democracy.

In 2010 Saleh launched a peaceful campaign to warn that Hamid Karzai had lost conviction in the fight against the Taliban and was pursuing a compromise that could come at the cost of democracy, stability and human rights, especially women's rights.

Mr. Salvi's own 2005 book about the political machine, "The Cost of Democracy," will come out in paperback in September.

Marked as the "Senators Compensation and Mileage" ledger, S-1 coverSenatete sessions from 1791 to 1881 and provides a down-to-the-dollar account of the early costs of democracy.

On cost, he said the total $170m price tag was the price of democracy.

Most pertinently, a 2009 paper in the journal Studies in Comparative International Development by Harvard scholar Prof James Robinson, concludes tentatively "that enclaves have been less democratic," are "disadvantaged" by "smaller domestic markets" and "less developed middle classes," but have "greater state capacity" that "seems to have come at the cost of less democracy".

The president called the delays "the cost of our democracy".

Rather than address the economy to the benefit of working people with a massive jobs program and Medicare-for-All, President Obama has largely conceded the deficit narrative to the political right, compromising to the right with a Republican Party that seeks the destruction of his presidency and the working class, even at the cost of dismantling democracy.

Katznelson is right that the missionlike focus on defense and national security at the expense of domestic programs was a cost to democracy.

Councillor Julian Daly said "there is a cost to democracy".