Sentence examples for decent democracy from inspiring English sources

Those who had hoped they would clean up Pakistan and usher in decent democracy feel betrayed.

This is not a terrible prospect, for we will still be lucky to live in a decent democracy.

Assange's flight from Sweden, a decent democracy with a largely excellent justice system, takes ever more absurd forms.

But it is hard, in the short run, to see how Nigeria will turn into a prosperous, equitable and decent democracy.

Tunisia is in with a good chance of having a decent democracy and a perky economy by the end of next year.Its transitional government has a clutch of competent technocrats in key positions, several of whom worked abroad for many years in Western banks but were lured back by the call of patriotism.

He said he also tried to help hone a workable balance of powers and stressed the importance of some sort of freedom-of-information act, something the United States lived without for nearly 200 years, as "absolutely vital to having a decent democracy".

This new money is unconditional: crooked autocrats will get the same as decent democracies.

The problem is that the effect of these incentives is to deny revenue to other decent democracies.

Why prioritise disgusting dictators when there are decent democracies with more consumers, more business partners – yes, more money to be made – than in China and where we don't have to endorse state-sponsored depravity?

It might just do that: it is on its way to getting a constitution that could serve as the basis of a decent, inclusive democracy.

Let's remove the Qaddafi regime from the air, arm the rebels on the ground and then hope they come together and produce a decent, pluralistic democracy.