Sentence examples for democracies alike from inspiring English sources

UNITED NATIONS — Countries all over the world, dictatorships and democracies alike, have in the last few years sought to tame — or plug entirely — that real-time fire hose of public opinion known as Twitter.

The challenge facing nascent and established democracies alike is to ensure that elections are couched in a democratic spirit, and backed up by strong institutions that can ensure and sustain electoral integrity.

Inequality exists in democracies and non-democracies alike; it clearly stems from multiple causes.

Individually, each man painted a distinct portrait of his reasons for joining a movement that is fast causing the collapse of an order that has bound the region together for centuries, and posing a direct challenge to all the Middle East's current forms of governance, threatening autocracies, monarchies and quasi-democracies alike.

"Defenders of marriage and democracy alike recognize that this is a serious problem, and indeed a national problem requiring a national solution," said Senator John Cornyn, Republican of Texas and chairman of the subcommittee.

Guinea will work closely with the FBI, with Britain's Serious Fraud Office, and other law enforcement agencies to expose and root out criminality that threatens the integrity of global markets and African democracy alike.

From a political right in democracies, transparency has become a totalitarian feature of democracies and non-democracies alike.

After all, the league's creation rests on the fantastic notion that all democracies think alike or project their interests abroad in some uniform fashion.

It slathers democracies and despotisms alike in a lavish coat of ceremonial whitewash.

In a separate study of fiscal consolidation in Latin America between 1937 and 1995, Mr Voth pinpoints a tight link between fiscal consolidation and instability, across democracies and autocracies alike.Protests induced by austerity also attract far more participants than demonstrations sparked by other causes.

The international gathering in Dubai convenes democracies and dictatorships alike to explore the future of international Internet regulation.