Sentence examples for democracies hand from inspiring English sources

Most democracies hand over this job to independent commissions, which content themselves with tinkering with existing boundaries.

Mr. Cheney claimed that Iraqis chose the U.S. as their model for democracy "hands down," and he and other officials say that a majority want American troops to stay at least another year.

Farage scored points as he lashed out at big business and wealthy landowners and warned there will be violence on the streets of Europe if the EU is not dismantled and democracy handed back to nation states.

It is legitimizing a forum for disputing the essence of democracy, handing Holocaust deniers a global platform and manufacturing the means to demonize Israel in the interests of those states bent on the Jewish state's destruction.

Maintaining peace and democracy go hand-in-hand, after all.

Science and democracy go hand-in-hand because truth is essential for reasoned debate.

"I believe libraries and democracy go hand-in-hand". The 2016 Democratic presidential nominee praised libraries for being essential to a free society and encouraged Americans to fight against President Donald Trump's "deeply disturbing" proposed cuts to their federal funding.

Rafsanjani began his sermon with all of the standard revolutionary fare, pabulum about why religious values and democracy go hand in hand, that if Iran were just a republic, then corruption would seep into the body politic, while if there was only a focus on religion and Islam, then the country would surely degrade into a desert ("biaboon") and ruin.

Honesty and democracy go hand in hand.

The trouble was that the advocacy of capitalism and liberal democracy went hand in hand.

For example: "We were going to topple Saddam, establish democracy and hand the country back to grateful Iraqis.