Sentence examples for decide democratically from inspiring English sources

It should be for each state to decide democratically what its values are.

The time will come for journalists there to decide democratically whether or not they should be represented by a union.

(Those were the house rules in a lot of places; Badinter claims that the editor of one Paris paper told her, "We decided to let the women here decide democratically what our position should be").

Workers decide democratically who to hire and fire as managers, and direct their management activities.

That would be a way for the parties then to decide democratically what their stance is: are they going to offer to try and renegotiate, are they going to offer a second referendum, are they going to offer to renegotiate and then have a second referendum, are they going to stand on a platform of no-deal?

If those present at the meeting decide democratically to set up a milk producer group, the meeting should elect a provisional management committee in the same way as the advisory sub-group was elected in step 1 (see also section 2.2.: leadership and elections).

This fund is available for local projects, as decided democratically by local people.

"Junior doctors are in the process of deciding democratically what industrial action they would be prepared to take.

Their proposal for Momentum was this: rather than Momentum's direction being decided by delegates sent by local groups, it should be decided democratically online.

But the point is that such matters are, in this century, meant to be decided democratically, not by a military conquest shrouded in deception.

They don't want to give us the option of deciding democratically our future because they fear losing us … or perhaps our money.