Sentence examples for defective democracy from inspiring English sources
Among destination countries, France was chosen for being a competitive multiparty democracy, by contrast to Côte d'Ivoire which is generally considered as a defective democracy.5 France and Côte d'Ivoire are also the main destination countries for Malian migrants, respectively in Europe and Africa.
The political scenario we see in Myanmar could be called an incomplete or illiberal democratic transition, or even a defective democracy.
As a result, the Philippines has had not only a defective democracy -- whereby citizens are formally equally, but in reality an oligarchy is in charge -- but also a weak state struggling to craft an optimal economic calculus.
It was peaceful, but defective because democracy wasn't fully reached.
And 70% agree with the Churchillian notion that whatever its problems, democracy is the least bad system of government.But much of the machinery of democracy is missing or defective.
It is disgraceful, at a time when America is trumpeting democracy overseas, that its own version is so defective.
In his work on ethics, John Dewey used the home as model for social ethics in a democracy, yet Upin points out that the family model that Dewey used was a defective one, since women had very little freedom or autonomy in their homes at that time.
The Defective Detectives.
A pair of defective marriages.
