Sentence examples for democracies at the same from inspiring English sources

Britons are less inclined than the French to regard the workless as indulged, readier than the Germans to pay taxes to help them, and decidedly less relaxed about top salaries than the Americans, according to a major transnational study by the academic thinktank YouGov-Cambridge, which put identical questions to voters across four democracies at the same time.

This is not, for that matter, Russia, which arrived at democracy at the same time.

With this attack they hit tourism and democracy at the same time.

Scorched-earth Republicans have effectively given up on American democracy at the same time as having unlimited faith in it.

Those with the time and patience can frolic and practice direct democracy at the same time — at least until the first frost.

One, Hojatoleslam Mohsen Kadivar, began to argue in the 1990s that Iran could not have clerical rule and claim to be a democracy at the same time.

"It's an irony to say you're going to war to defend democracy at the same time you curb democracy at home by not letting people have a march," said Mr. Wing, the editor of an antiwar newspaper.

It is totally inconsistent for the government to be talking about human rights and democracy at the same time as it is actively promoting arms sales to authoritarian regimes like Saudi Arabia".

National service programs like AmeriCorps are schools for citizenship, strengthening communities and our democracy at the same time.

"So why are democracies failing at the same time?

From a European perspective, however, both U.S. parties have been conservative since World War II (that is, both are on the right end of the spectrum of most modern parliamentary democracies), and at the same time, both parties have always been liberal, as inheritors of Enlightenment notions of citizens' rights, individual liberty and representative government.